Archaeologists Uncover Possible Prototype of Stonehenge

An archaeology team in Britain announced the discovery of a structure believed to be a prototype of Stonehenge. The find was made at a site near the famous monument. Researchers say the layout resembles an earlier, smaller version of Stonehenge. The prototype dates to the Neolithic period, predating the main stone circle. Excavations revealed standing stones and earthworks similar to the iconic site. The discovery could reshape understanding of how Stonehenge was developed. Scientists plan further analysis to confirm the relationship between the two sites. The find adds new evidence to the ongoing study of prehistoric monument construction.