1/3. More than 20 tonnes of chalk, 5,000 rods of hazel and three tonnes of wheat straw were used |
Five Neolithic houses
have been recreated at Stonehenge to reveal how the ancient monument's
builders would have lived 4,500 years ago.
Susan Greaney, from English Heritage, said the houses are the result of "archaeological evidence, educated guess work, and lots of physical work."
The houses open to the public, later.
The "bright and airy" Neolithic homes are closely based on archaeological remains of houses, discovered just over a mile away from Stonehenge.
Dated to about the same time as the large sarsen stones were being erected, English Heritage said experts believe they may have housed the people involved with constructing the monument. [...] bbc.com
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