Flagstones, an ancient monument and burial ground in England, is older than Stonehenge, a new radiocarbon-dating study finds.

A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Ferrara in Italy suggests that the majority of Europeans living 5 ...

Darker skin tones may have been the norm in Europe for many centuries longer than previously thought, analysis of human remains suggests ...

Stonehenge, the mysterious structure outside ... Experts say the people who built it likely had dark skin during this period. The study confirms that the change to lighter skin, due to people's ...

The Britons responsible for the building of the iconic Stonehenge were probably black, a study has suggested. Data from 348 ancient genomes gathered from across Eurasia have been reconstructed ...

Researchers say that Flagstones, a large circular enclosure in southern England, dates to around 3200 B.C.E.—which means it ...

raising the possibility that Stonehenge's creators used it as inspiration, a new study finds. When researchers radiocarbon-dated artifacts from the large monument, known as Flagstones, they found ...

Lead author of the study Dr Susan Greaney says: 'The 'sister' monument to Flagstones is Stonehenge, whose first phase is almost identical, but it dates to around 2900 BC. 'Could Stonehenge have ...

The study, performed by scientists at the University of Ferrara in Italy has found that almost all Europeans had dark skin until about 3,000 years ago - way more recent than previously believed. The ...

A new genetic study suggests that the builders of Stonehenge, constructed around 5,000 years ago, likely had dark skin, eyes, and hair. Image via Pexels A groundbreaking study has revealed that ...

The historic site has been named one of the world's 'most disappointing tourist attractions' in a recent study, as it fails ...