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Behind the Superficial - BBC Radio 4 visit Stonehenge England

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A radio programme you may have missed, featuring our favourite archaeology magazine editor Mike Pitts, Gordon Pipes with his 'Stone Rowing' and lots more. As the sun rises over Stonehenge, Mark Stephen discovers the latest thinking about how the stones were shaped and transported to the site and who was behind the creation of one of the world's most mysterious monuments.

Listen via this link. This week only by the look of it so don't miss it.

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