1000 Years Older Shrine than Stonehenge. The Epic Discovery Made by Czech Archaeologists
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Contents: Archaeologists have discovered in Czechia an old circular structure of about 6,500 years, about which they believe it served as a ritual center and place for observing some astronomical phenomena. The monument is about a millennium older than Stonehenge, informs Mediafax. The site was identified at Chleby, in the region of Central Bohemian Structure was [...] Post VIDEO A prehistoric site, older than the famous Stonehenge, was discover…
Archaeologists have discovered in the Czech Republic an ancient circular structure of about 6,500 years, which they believe served as a ritual center and place for observing some astronomical phenomena. The monument is about a millennium older than Stonehenge.
Archaeologists have discovered a 6,500-year-old circular structure in the Czech Republic that they believe was used for ritual purposes and to observe the cycles of the sun and moon. The monument is about 1,000 years older than Stonehenge.
Archaeologists have discovered in the Czech Republic an ancient circular structure of about 6,500 years, which they believe served as a ritual center and place for observing some astronomical phenomena. The monument is about a millennium older than Stonehenge.
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