A new study has revealed evidence found at a prehistoric structure could be part of the key to unlocking the centuries-old ...

Two separate AI-generated images were edited together to create what appeared to be an "incredibly rare" solar halo over ...

There is, however, a contrary view, which proposed that no human effort was involved. 'Rather, it is argued, the Welsh stones ...

New discoveries surrounding the origins of Stonehenge have piqued the nation’s interest in all things archaeological. Here ...

Stonehenge is has several arches called trilithons, and the slabs that form these iconic shapes are known as sarsen stones; outside of the U.K., this material is called silcrete.

On April 10, English Heritage Stonehenge tweeted a rare photo of the top of one of the famous stones. “This is a rarely seen view of the top of one of the giant sarsen stones,” it said.

As Englishman E.M. Forster once wrote: “History develops, art stands still.” We might add that occasionally the two collide, sometimes in the most unexpected of places.

Archaeologist Mike Pitts takes an engineering and scientific approach to the Stonehenge’s secrets, which have long confounded visitors and admirers.

Picture Stonehenge and you may first envision its huge standing stones, or sarsens. The bluestones are smaller; the biggest is a little less than ten feet tall, and weighs more than three tons.

A new show at the Stonehenge Visitor’s Center, celebrating the nation’s memories of visiting the prehistoric site, kicks off in 1875, with a snapshot of Isabel, Maud, and Robert Routh, who ...

As the U.K. continues to debate the state of Brexit, NPR's Scott Simon looks at how a new discovery at Stonehenge might offer a lesson in coming together.