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Fossilized feces reveal that people migrated to Stonehenge to work and feast over winter

The menu was quite alluring, but the offal was not always well cooked.

United kingdomCity ofDurrington wallsEvilena anastasiouUniversity of cambridgeCambridge department of archaeologyUniversity of bristolNational environment isotope facilityNeolithic britain

Prehistoric feces found at Stonehenge show signs of parasites - study

The researchers came to this discovery by investigating 19 pieces of feces that were found at Durrington Walls and were preserved reportedly since Stonehenge was first constructed.

United kingdomDurrington wallsBuilding at cambridge universityCambridge universityCambridge university department of archaeologyNeolithic britainPiers mitchell

Stonehenge inhabitants feasted on offal 4,500 years ago

University of Cambridge-led researchers uncovered evidence of the eggs of parasitic worms in humans living at Durrington Walls, a Neolithic settlement dating back to around 2,500 BC.

United kingdomCity ofBritish islesUnited kingdom generalDurrington wallsMike parker pearsonEvilena anastasiouInstitute of archaeologyUniversity of cambridgeCambridge department of archaeologyUniversity of bristolNational environment isotope facilityNeolithic britainNeolithic britons

Prehistoric faeces reveal parasites from feasting near Stonehenge

Prehistoric faeces reveal parasites from feasting near Stonehenge
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United kingdomDurrington wallsMike parker pearsonEvilena anastasiouInstitute of archaeologyUniversity of cambridgeCambridge department of archaeologyNeolithic britain

Stonehenge builders were infested with parasites, ancient poop reveals

A new study into fossilized feces found near Stonehenge reveals that the workers who built the ancient structure ate undercooked parasite-infested meat.

United kingdomDurrington wallsMike parker pearsonCenters for diseaseUniversity college londonUniversity of cambridgeNeolithic britainPiers mitchellDisease control

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