The earliest megalithic circle at Stonehenge, now in the southwest of England, was first built in the west of Wales more than 5,000 years ago.

Merlin erects Stonehenge in honor of the fallen and creates the Round Table. It is also Merlin who causes Uther and Ygerne, the Duke of Cornwall’s wife, to meet.

During the Middle Ages, Europeans explained Stonehenge through the lens of fairy tales and legends. One of the most common stories about who constructed Stonehenge involved the mythical wizard Merlin.

Stonehenge is made up of two main types of rock. The sarsens, sandstone slabs weighing 25 tons on average, form the iconic central horseshoe, the uprights and lintels of the outer circle, as well ...

Are Druids, Merlin and Nigel Tufnel far behind? ... Hayden, who lives about a mile from "Stonehenge," said she has photographed it because, "I think it s a crazy scene and should be recorded." ...

Among the most well-known myths surrounding Stonehenge is the tale of Merlin the legendary wizard who supposedly used his magical powers to transport the enormous stones from Ireland.

Stonehenge: The most unsual theories about why the mysterious monument was built. Aliens, giants, or even team-building exercises are some of theories that attempt to explain Stonehenge's origins ...

The mysterious Stonehenge monument is 5,000 years old and consists of two semi-circles of stones.; A new study shows it was built in Wales first, then moved to England centuries later. The ...

From Aliens to Merlin, the theories on Stonehenge are shockingly reasonable Why does Stonehenge exist? We explore the pick of the theories, which are all totally sane and reasonable.

In a modern twist on Geoffrey’s account, some argue that space aliens, rather than Merlin, constructed Stonehenge. These theories feed off the fact that no one’s exactly sure how the rocks got ...

Advancements in archaeological science over the past 50 years have proven more conclusive in answering when Stonehenge was built and by whom. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t aliens, Merlin, or the ...

Near the center of the roughly 5,000-year-old circular monument known as Stonehenge is a six-ton, rectangular chunk of red sandstone. In Arthurian legend, the so-called Altar Stone was part of the ...