Qui a bâti le mythique cercle de pierre de Stonehenge, il y a 200 générations, au Néolithique ?
- Professor of Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology, UCL
A remarkable set of discoveries has confirmed that parts of Stonehenge first stood 140 miles away at Waun Mawn, west Wales.
Piecing together how Stonehenge came to be reveals similarities and differences with other monuments of the time.
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