An unusual complex of ancient monuments, dubbed "Northern Stonehenge", is open to the public in the north of England, the state agency for the protection of heritage Historic England reported.
Thornborough-Henjiz, located in the county of North Yorkshire near the village of Thornborough, is a complex of three mysterious circular structures dating from 3500-2500 BC.
The complex is one of the oldest prehistoric monuments in the country and resembles the famous Stonehenge.
This cluster of giant blocks of stone, arranged in a circle in the middle of the Salisbury Plain in the south-west of England, is one of the oldest architectural monuments in England, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Stonehenge attracts thousands of tourists every year.
Residents of the city of Yasuj in central Iran recently witnessed an unusual phenomenon. Amidst the heavy rains that had been continuing for several days, people began to see live fish falling from the sky
The press service of the Russian Geographical Society has announced the start of accepting applications for participation in the family quiz competition for the anniversary Geographical Dictation
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