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Stonehenge was initially built not to observe the midsummer solstice day sunrise as commonly believed, but more significantly the midwinter

The UK media over recent years have consistently shown pictures of Extreme weather that have brought a degree of devastation

This is an extract from the forthcoming book ‘Gigantic Prehistoric Canals of Britain – a gazetteer of all known Dykes’.

After 40 years of studying archaeological features and reports, I have sadly concluded that archaeologists no longer follow accepted scientific

Suppose we look at the skills of what traditional archaeologists call the ‘Megalithic People’ – the civilisation that made the

In 2014 a remarkable new Stone Avenue was located at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Avebury in Wiltshire.  Previously,

The current Victorian archaeological dating system is past its sell buy date as it no longer reflects the archaeological world

According to the Superficial Soils left after the last ice age – here is the map of Prehistoric Rivers (Palaeochannels)

Long Barrows are universally accepted as being the oldest monuments in existence in Northern Europe. Yet their distribution and similar

Recent archaeological findings and engineering analysis now questions the original interpretation of Woodhenge as being either a simple Neolithic single