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Six years ago Tom Greeves found a major prehistoric monument on Cut Hill, one of the highest (600m OD) and remotest parts of Dartmoor. Survey that still continues has now revealed a total of nine large megaliths exposed by peat cutting, or still buried.
The row, one of the largest amongst some 80 known on the moor, is the first ever to have been dated. It had been built by 3000BC, much older than anyone had expected. Even more remarkable is that the row’s dead straight, north-east/south-west alignment is identical to that of Stonehenge (which started in 3000BC) – indicating the rising midsummer sun and setting midwinter sun
More in British Archaeology magazine May/June 2010
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=2146413832
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