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Scientists find Stonehenge's larger neighbor
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The largest Neolithic site ever discovered might have been found, and it is not far from another legendary site: Stonehenge.
Large stones dating back 4,500 years measuring 15 feet long were found about 3 feet underground.
Researchers said the discovery that it is on "an extraordinary scale" and unique, the BBC reported.
Experts believe that the site, which has not been excavated, to be a Neolithic ritual site that surrounded springs and a dry valley leading to the River Avon, the BBC reported.
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