Environment
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Stonehenge May Have been a Timekeeping System to Keep Track of a Solar Year
There had been so many questions about one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments - the Stonehenge. It has been a source of mystery for most people as to what it was actually used for. Even Charles Darwin paid a visit to the unique 5000-year-old stone circle some time in 1880s.
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