Mysterious Gravestone Monument Found on North York Moors

writing of English history is not yet complete, as a new and mysterious structure has recently been discovered in northern Yorkshireu.Veliki prehistoric stone structure was found to have preceded Stonehenge, and offer a similar mystery.

Discovery

A recent fire destroyed 62 acres of wild moorland in North York. As the aerial surveyors flew overhead to assess the damage to an area that is managed as a wildlife habitat for wild red grouse, something else was discovered. The stones can be seen from the sky that had been placed at regular intervals, marking off the area. Within the outer perimeter and a few other stones, which also seemed to be in meaningful places.

carefully

stones seem to have been placed in a peculiar arrangement in the Stone Age, Neolithic, or somewhere between 4,000 BC and 2500 BC. This makes the stone structure of one of the oldest known to man, older than Stonehenge and the pyramids. The significance of the structure is not yet understood, as the people of that time did not leave written dokaz.Struktura can be formally or perhaps marks the grave.

As yet discovered?

moorland This area was used in ancient times as an agricultural area, so the forest was uništena.Zemljišta remained in agricultural use while on the set-aside as a habitat for wild red prigovaranje.Deka of heather was planted that the hidden stones. The structure is so massive that it would be difficult to recognize him from the country as nothing more than kamenja.Zračni look after the area blackened by the fire of the stones stand out and organization of the stones seemed intentional.

As is known

Archaeologists have begun to study the structure and are already running into some difficulties in the structure due to recent activity in this area. Besides the ancient structure that was probably 4500 years or older, there is evidence of a Buddhist monk and 20 times century work. Without written records, it May be difficult to detect the right to use the building if it is not a cemetery. Wessex Archaeology, will be studying the area and structure, releasing the full report later this year.

comparable to Stonehenge

Stonehenge is a circular structure consisting of large stones erected in circles, burial mounds, Country Bank, and jarak.Struktura years to raise the estimates of the structure anywhere from 3100 BC to 2200BC. Evidence suggested that the cremated remains are the first on the scene in 3000 BC and burials continued for 500 years. This new structure may be a prehistoric cemetery, although covers a larger footprint than Stonehenge.