
The 'Stonehenge of the North' now open to the public
The mile-long complex of three 5,000-year-old henges near Bedale are collectively known as Thornborough Henges.
The mile-long complex of three 5,000-year-old henges near Bedale are collectively known as Thornborough Henges.
More than 30 semi-precious stones, lost in a Roman bath house 1,800 years ago, have been found as part of an archaeological dig in Carlisle.
The graves were found by Northumberland County Council archaeologists during work to install a new water pipe.