Seahenge, which is officially known as Holme I, was only discovered in 1998 when tidal erosion exposed its various components which had lain buried for millennia. Beachcomber John Lorimer is ...

Archaeologists claim that Seahenge may have been built to stop summer ending The ancient structure was built as extreme cold threatened to destroy society When it comes to the mysteries of Britain ...

This unique find of international significance was discovered by chance in 1998 on Holme beach on the north Norfolk coast and excavated in 1999. It comprises a ring of timbers nearly 7 metres in ...