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Was Stonehenge Moved From Wales? Candida Moss © Provided by The Daily Beast Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast You cannot visit southern England or make a movie about Druids without a visit to Stonehenge. This prehistoric monument is sacred to Neopagans, features in Arthurian legend, and is one of England’s best loved tourist sites (it has attracted visitors since the Roman period). A recent archeological report, however, suggests that the origins of the stone circle may lie elsewhere, in the remains of a circle in the hills of Wales. Scientists now suggest that this Welsh stone circle may have been dismantled and used in an early phase of Stonehenge’s construction.

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