Stonehenge is one of the great mysteries of modern times, as researchers try to decipher its meaning, its composition and a number of other clues about it. But a new study suggests that feasts were held in the area, with people and animals, including pigs, transported from all over Britain. Published in Scientific Advances, the study looks at 131 samples of Neolithic pigs, including jaws and tooth samples, and found that the isotopes provide clues on where the animals originated from. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAnother study suggested that Stonehenge, along with other rock structures across Europe, may have been influenced by prehistoric sailors. The research theorized that these megalith structures have been around for nearly 7,000 years and may have originated in northwestern France.

Source: Fox News March 14, 2019 13:04 UTC