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he Altar Stone lies flat on the ground, sunk into the grass beneath the collapsed upright of the Great Trilithon and its lintel. Credit: Professor Nick Pearce, Aberystwyth University.
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he Altar Stone lies flat on the ground, sunk into the grass beneath the collapsed upright of the Great Trilithon and its lintel. Credit: Professor Nick Pearce, Aberystwyth University.
Mystery origin of iconic Stonehenge Altar Stone deepens as search narrows