Avebury is one of Britain’s largest and most mysterious ancient sites — even older and bigger than Stonehenge. Join UnchartedX as he walks through the massive stone circles, earthworks, and hidden ...

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The Avebury UNESCO World Heritage Site, cared for by the National Trust, contains three stone circles – including Europe’s largest which is 330 metres across and originally comprised around ...

The vast 330m (1,082ft) wide stone circle of Avebury was built between about 2850 BC and 2200 BC. Containing three stone circles and boasting 100 huge standing stones originally, ...

The Avebury stone circle is one of Britain's greatest archaeological treasures. But a set of photographs just released by Historic England reveal a chapter in the site's history that many aren't ...

Avebury, a sprawling network of stone circles situated some 25 miles north of Stonehenge, may have been erected to mark the site of a house inhabited by members of the Neolithic elite, ...

Avebury Stone Circle, aerial view. Photo: Getty Images. As for the stones, the villagers’ relationship was largely destructive, either repurposing them as building materials, or, in fits of ...

Inside this stone circle there are the remains of two smaller stone circles, each of which was about 328 feet (100 m) across. Avebury was created around 2500 B.C., at around the time Stonehenge ...

An ancient formation discovered within a Neolithic stone circle in Wiltshire is actually a square. The "surprising find" in Avebury, which is 30m (98ft) wide, is thought to be one of the site's ...

Standing within a World Heritage Site, this Wiltshire farm is a stylish base from which to explore incredible ancient relics ...

An ancient formation discovered within a Neolithic stone circle in Wiltshire is actually a square. The "surprising find" in Avebury, which is 30m (98ft) wide, is thought to be one of the site's ...