Science: According to the study, the influx of lighter-skinned farmers from Anatolia (modern-day Turkey) contributed significantly to the shift towards a lighter-skinned population in Europe.

Study unveils surprising find: Britons who built Stonehenge likely had dark skin

In a mysterious discovery, scientists found an enigmatic stone structure - which appeared similar to the world-famous Stonehenge - sitting below Lake Michigan in the US.

There is an ancient underwater 'Stonehenge' beneath Lake Michigan in US. It was created by...

Archaeologists have remained puzzled regarding the origin of the iconic standing stones of Stonehenge for more than a hundred years. The puzzle deepened when the scientists discovered that the altar stone's origin could not be traced back to Scotland but rather appeared to have come from Wales.

Mystery of Stonehenge deepens as researchers say Altar Stone not from Orkney

The largest 'bluestone' of the ancient Stonehenge, a six-tonne rock, had been moved from some 750 kilometres away in Scotland to its current location in Salisbury, England, according to a new study that scientists found fascinating.

A six-tonne stone in Stonehenge was transported from 750km away. Scientists wonder how

A rare astronomical event known as a "major lunar standstill" is providing researchers with a unique opportunity to investigate the potential lunar alignments of the ancient monument of Stonehenge.

Lunar 'standstill' illuminates Stonehenge's celestial connections

British police on Wednesday (June 19) arrested two people, including an Indian-origin man, after environmental protesters sprayed an orange-coloured substance on Stonehenge in southwest England.

Indian-origin man among two arrested by British police for spraying orange substance on UK's Stonehenge

Stonehenge, which is a prehistoric megalithic structure in England, might be linked to the Moon and the Sun, archaeologists and astronomers believe. The experts think that it could have been designed to align with the Moon, as well as the Sun.

Experts believe rare lunar event may be linked to Stonehenge's alignment

Revellers gathered to celebrate the winter solstice at Stonehenge in Britain's county of Wiltshire on Friday (December 22) morning, marking the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.

Revellers celebrate winter solstice at iconic Stonehenge site

The British government on Friday gave a go ahead to the construction of a road tunnel near the historic Stonehenge in southwestern England. This decision to build a road tunnel has come two years after campaigners won legal battle to throw out project permissions that would include digging new 3.

UK: Authorities greenlight road tunnel construction near Stonehenge despite opposition

Archaeologists recently discovered a 4,000-year-old religious burial ground in the Netherlands, which has been dubbed as the "Stonehenge of the Netherlands”. The mound discovered is 65 feet in diameter and contains the remains of around 60 men, women and children, as reported by Phys.

Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old ‘Stonehenge’ burial ground in the Netherlands

Opening to the public for the first time after the pandemic, UK's most famous prehistoric site the Stonehenge is set to host a celebration of the summer solstice on June 21st.

Stonehenge to celebrate Summer Solstice: Movement of the sun to be live-streamed

Thousands to gather to celebrate summer solstice at Britain's Stonehenge

Stonehenge in itself is a mystery. The 5000-year-old structure in England baffles us as to how ancient humans would have been able to arrange stone slabs weighing tonnes, without any of the modern machinery.

Mysterious network of pits found near Stonehenge in England

India’s Taj Mahal is currently the most searched UNESCO world heritage site in the world right now. The world heritage sites around the world, which are recognised by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for their special place in world culture, has always been a major attraction for tourists around the world but the Taj Mahal has emerged as a major favourite.

Taj Mahal becomes most searched UNESCO World Heritage Site - See entire list

New research found that red deer, elk and wild boar would have roamed land near the Stonehenge area around 4,000 years before the standing stones were constructed.

New study tells Stonehenge was 'built on land inhabited by deer, elk and wild boar'

Stonehenge exhibition at the London British museum has been organised to reveal the secrets to the public. It is famous for its alignment with the Sun.

Exploring the significance of Stonehenge: Exhibition at the London British museum

The Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, one of the most recognizable monoliths of the late Paleolithic period built some 5,000 years ago there are still questions about its origin and purpose and a new exhibition in London's British museum is trying to dig deeper here's a look into the world of the Stonehenge.

London's British museum unravels significance of Stonehenge

The life-sized epic engravings of camels on the desert rocks of Al-Jouf, in the north of Saudi Arabia, which were first discovered in 2018 and originally thought to be 2,000 years old, actually date back 8,000 years, new research has revealed.

Older than Stonehenge and Pyramids of Giza? Camel carvings in Saudi Arabia date back 8,000 years

A long-lost fragment of Stonehenge, the most architecturally sophisticated prehistoric stone circle in the world, has revealed rock grains dating to nearly 2 billion years ago.

Long-lost fragment of Stonehenge reveals rock grains dating to nearly 2 billion years ago

Campaigners including archaeologists and environmental groups have won a high court battle to prevent a road project that involves a tunnel near Stonehenge. The plan involved constructing a £1.

High court victory for Stonehenge campaigners, here is all you need to know

UNESCO confirmed that Stonehenge could be stripped of its world heritage site status, over its concern that a road tunnel, backed by the govt, would damage the area. The UK is eroding its global reputation for conserving its “unparalleled” historic assets with Stonehenge expected to be next in line to lose its coveted World Heritage status after Liverpool.

UNESCO slams UK govt for approving plan that could strip Stonehenge's world heritage site status

Heritage bodies said on Friday that UNESCO would throw a “harsher spotlight” on the UK’s other 31 listed sites after Liverpool became only the third place in nearly 50 years to be stripped of its world heritage status.

Stonehenge could lose world heritage status, here is why

According to reports, researchers have found vast stone circles in UK's Wales with diameter closely resembling the iconic Stonehenge. The researchers have reportedly unearthed several stone holes in west of Wales and have reportedly also identified quarries which are thousands of years old.

Research shows England's iconic Stonehenge first appeared in Wales

The British government has given the green light to a controversial road tunnel project near the prehistoric Stonehenge site. The $2.2 billion tunnel project includes a new dual carriageway with a two-mile tunnel beside Stonehenge and aims at hiding a nearby main road that has long blighted the mysterious prehistoric circle of stones in southern England.

British government approves controversial road tunnel project near Stonehenge

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