Archaeology

Stonehenge

New Archaeological Discovery Redefines Stonehenge History

Stonehenge remains one of Britain’s most iconic prehistoric sites, attracting thousands of visitors worldwide each year. Every summer solstice on June 21st, crowds gather to witness the sunrise perfectly aligning with the …

By James Robinson · · 3 min read

Cheddar

Ancient DNA Reveals Earliest Domesticated Dog at Cheddar Gorge

New DNA analysis of ancient animal remains from Cheddar Gorge’s renowned Gough’s Cave has dramatically reshaped our understanding of early dog domestication. A 14,300-year-old jawbone discovered during excavations between …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Archaeology

6,000-Year-Old Trackway Unearthed by Chance in Somerset

During routine work in Somerset, archaeologists made a stunning discovery: a 6,000-year-old trackway hidden beneath the landscape. This ancient pathway, constructed by Neolithic people, offers rare insight into early human …

By Tommy Wathen · · 1 min read

Sinkhole

Sinkhole Uncovers Hidden Ancient Crypt at Somerset Graveyard

A large sinkhole opened up unexpectedly at All Saints' Church cemetery in Martock, Somerset, revealing an ancient underground crypt believed to date back to before the 1700s. The hole, approximately 12 feet wide, appeared on …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read