5,600-yr-old complex discovered near UNESCO site Stonehenge
A 200-metre diameter complex, reportedly built about 5,650 years ago, has been discovered near UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stonehenge in UK. The prehistoric site, consisting of segmented ditches, is believed to be a 'religious and ceremonial' complex by archaeologists. Reportedly, this is the first major early Neolithic monument to be discovered in the Stonehenge area for more than a century.