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What Lies Beneath Stonehenge? – Smithsonian Magazine

Posted on September 1, 2014September 8, 2016 by edrichards

We walked the Avenue, the ancient route along which the stones were first dragged from the River Avon. For centuries, this was the formal path to the great henge, but now the only hint of its existence was an indentation or two in the tall grass. It was a fine English summer’s day, with thin,[…]

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