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Stonehenge Mystery Deepens as Glaciers May Have Moved Six-Ton Altar Stone

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By Abdul Moeed 
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Stonehenge Altar Stone. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain The massive Altar Stone at Stonehenge may have received some help from ancient glaciers on its long journey to southern England, but people still likely carried it much of the remaining distance, according to new research. The study, led by Anthony J. I. Clarke and published in the Journal of Quaternary Science, examined the possible origins and transport routes of the six-ton sandstone monument that sits at the center of Stonehenge.
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Largest Scorpion Ever Known Roamed Ancient Britain 415 Million Years Ago

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By Abdul Moeed 
| Greek Reporter
The dorsal surface of the pedipalp coxa. Credit: Richard J. Howard / CC BY 4.0 Fossil remains discovered in the United Kingdom have been confirmed as belonging to one of the largest scorpions ever known in Britain, researchers say. The giant species, Praearcturus gigas, measured more than 1 meter (3.3 feet) long and lived about 415 million years ago, making it one of the earliest large predators to inhabit land. The findings resolve a long-running scientific debate over the identity of the animal.
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17,100-Year-Old Cave Paintings in Wales Rewrite Britain’s Ancient History

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By Abdul Moeed 
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Red pigment markings at Bacon Hole Cave in Wales. Credit: George H. Nash / CC BY 4.0 A series of red markings inside a cave in south Wales has been confirmed as the UK oldest cave art, ending decades of debate over whether the images were created by humans or formed naturally. Researchers determined that the markings at Bacon Hole Cave near Mumbles were painted about 17,100 years ago during the Upper Paleolithic period.
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