heatwave helped to find traces of the missing fragments of Stonehenge. Because of the scorching sun and too short of a hose for watering the lawn dried grass stood out the traces of those depressions where once stood a giant Kamni@

strange As it may sound, but the stone on the ground for a long time affects the way in this place, the grass will grow once the stone was removed. Archaeologists and previously used this phenomenon in the search for the remnants of Roman FORTS and other postrek@

Servant of Stonehenge To Tim: "I was standing on the footpath, staring at the grass near the stones and thinking that we ought to take a longer hose to water the dry places. And suddenly I had a sudden idea: I remembered that in these places with withered grass archaeologists have searched in vain for traces of dents from stones and what are these spots on the grass just may label them".

Discovery at Stonehenge proves that the building was indeed round. It seems obvious, but scientific evidence of this theory was not so far, in spite of previous geophysical surveys and detailed raskopki@

"Many people think that we have dug up everything possible, and know everything, about this monument. However, we still really don't know much, and much more can be opened here without archaeological intervention," comments Susan Greene from the organization English Heritage.

Material was prepared by Maria Onuchin, AI

Sources: artnet.com, telegraph.co.uk, artinvestment.ru