Stonehenge mystery:'Superhenge' megaliths believed to be Neolithic ritual site

A row of 90 megalithic stones was discovered buried under Durrington Walls near Stonehenge. These stones, believed to be sarsen stones, were found using ground-penetrating radar. Originally, they might have stood vertically, marking a ritual route. Over time, they were deliberately toppled, and a bank was built over them, forming a C-shaped monument facing the River Avon. This structure was later reshaped into Durrington Walls, a circular enclosure aligned with the summer solstice, similar to Stonehenge. Nearby, Woodhenge is thought to represent the land of the living, contrasting with Stonehenge's realm of the dead.

What is the significance of the stone monument found near Stonehenge?

Describe the characteristics of the megalithic stones discovered.

What was the purpose of the line of stones according to archaeologists?

How does the Durrington Walls site relate to the summer solstice?

What theories exist regarding the structure known as Woodhenge?