Built 4,500 years ago by hundreds of people, the Neolithic site of Stonehenge in southern England is the subject of a new exhibition that opens at the British Museum this month. Archaeologist Neil Wilkin hopes it will help to shed a new light on Stonehenge and the world in which it was actually built, including the nature of its connections to other parts of Britain and Europe.

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