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Ancient graves and mysterious enclosure discovered at Stonehenge ahead of tunnel construction – Livescience.com

Archaeological work ahead of the construction of a controversial road tunnel beside Stonehenge
has led to the discovery of ancient graves, including one with the remains of a baby dating back more than 4,500 years; a strange earth enclosure; and prehistoric pottery, among other buried treasures.
Some of the finds may have been used by people who built the mysterious Neolithic monument, and all of the discoveries show that the region was inhabited by different ancient peoples for thousands of years.
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