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10 Sep 2014:Researchers find hundreds of archaeological treasures around neolithic standing stones, transforming view of historic area
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Gallery (20 pictures),
6 Sep 2014:
The war against Islamic State, the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the Burning Man festival – the best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week
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6 Sep 2014:
The US president broke off from discussing world affairs at the Nato summit in Newport, Wales, to visit the stone age monument
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5 Sep 2014: US president makes impromptu visit to ancient site after the final day of the Nato summit in Wales
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1 Sep 2014: Brown patches of grass left by short hosepipe lead to 'lightbulb moment' that may confirm monument was once a perfect circle
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1 Sep 2014:
It’s great that we have evidence the Salisbury Plain monument was round – but did anyone seriously ever think otherwise, asks Jonathan Jones
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3 Jul 2014: Holme II on Norfolk beach said to have been built in 2049BC as part of same timber complex honouring death as Seahenge
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24 Jun 2014: Letters: When I was a child living on the south coast in the early 1950s we used to visit regularly for picnics
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Picture,
21 Jun 2014:
Photographs from the Guardian's Eyewitness series
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21 Jun 2014:
Mad Alan and his grandson take part in the summer solstice dawn celebrations after druids, pagans and revellers gathered for the summer Solstice sunrise at Stonehenge
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21 Jun 2014:
The summer solstice, King Arthur, the Holy Grail … Stonehenge is supposed to be a site of myths and mystery. But with timed tickets and a £27m visitor centre, does it herald a rampant commercialisation of our heritage, asks Will Self
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21 Jun 2014:
Originally published in the Guardian on 21 June 1977: The whole spectacle is now a kind of ramshackle ritual. The coaches on the way to the official car park opposite the stones pause so that the passengers can gaze at the 'hippies'
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19 Jun 2014:
Editorial: The stones no longer reverberate as they once did but they still appeal to homespun English eccentricity
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3 Jun 2014:
Tokyo's got a Statue of Liberty, Nashville has a Parthenon and China has an entire version of Manhattan. Join us for a surreal trip around the world of urban knockoffs
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2 Jun 2014:
Twenty tonnes of chalk, 5,000 hazel rods and three tonnes of straw used on houses based on 4,500-year-old designs
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