Seahenge

The discovery of Seahenge in 1998, a circle of wooden planks with an inverted tree trunk, has captivated the archaeological community, dating back to around 2020 BC. This haunting site sparked national interest and debate over its preservation, becoming a significant topic in British archaeology. Francis Pryor, an expert in Bronze Age life, explores the cultural and ritualistic aspects of prehistoric societies in Europe, shedding light on their influence on Western civilization.