Un mister preistoric, descoperit la câteva sute de kilometri de România. E mai vechi decât Stonehenge • Newsweek România

Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have uncovered a 6,500-year-old circular structure believed to have been used for rituals and astronomical observations, predating Stonehenge by over a millennium. Located near Chleby, the site features 12 strategically placed entrances that align with significant solar and lunar events. This discovery sheds light on the agricultural communities of the Neolithic era, who relied on celestial cycles for farming and rituals. Evidence suggests the site continued to be used for various purposes, including burials, long after its initial construction, highlighting its historical significance.