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Human coprolite (preserved human faeces) from Durrington Walls.

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The people who built Stonehenge may have eaten raw cattle organs

An analysis of fossilised faeces found near Stonehenge suggests the people who built the monument ate raw cattle organs and shared the leftovers with their dogs

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People visited Stonehenge site thousands of years before it was built

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Stonehenge may have been a giant calendar and now we know how it works

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We’ve finally figured out where Stonehenge’s giant boulders came from

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Avebury stones

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The world's largest stone circle started out as a humble ancient home

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Easter Island

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Unearthed: Why we've got monuments like Stonehenge all wrong

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