Hidden Archeology of Stonehenge Revealed In New Geophysical Map
An anonymous reader writes Utilizing a comprehensive array of remote sensing technology and non-invasive geophysical survey equipment, researchers working on the site of Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England have revealed hundreds of previously unknown features buried deep beneath the ground as part of the Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project. The finds include images of dwellings from the Bronze and Iron Ages as well as details of buried Roman settlements never before seen."
No. I found them to be fine young cannibals. Although, there is one woman that, well, she drives me crazy like no one else. At the time, I thought she was a good thing, but now I wonder where has she gone.
They should come to Virginia and check out FoamHenge!
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