I always think of Mike Parker Pearson when Durrington Walls is mentioned, as he had such a lot of input there a few years ago when he headed the excavations that included finding the avenue to the river Avon.
He'd be over the moon to have been involved in finding this amazing line of huge stones, wouldn't he?
Stonehenge area needs a bit of excitement now it has been upstaged by the Ness of Brodgar's excavation findings.
(This story ought to be our front-page news.)
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