This prehistoric Czech sanctuary is 1,000 years older than Stonehenge; reveals how farmers tracked the movements of the Sun and the Moon 6,500 years ago
- Image Credit: University of West BohemiaA prehistoric sanctuary discovered near Chleby in the Czech Republic is giving archaeologists a brand new view of how Europe’s early farming communities understood the Sun, Moon and changing seasons.
- The circular structure, built more than 6,500 years ago, is around 1,000 years older than Stonehenge and appears to have been designed for both rituals and observing movements in the sky.
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- Image Credit: University of West BohemiaA prehistoric sanctuary discovered near Chleby in the Czech Republic is giving archaeologists a brand new view of how Europe’s early farming communities understood the Sun, Moon and changing seasons.
- The circular structure, built more than 6,500 years ago, is around 1,000 years older than Stonehenge and appears to have been designed for both rituals and observing movements in the sky.
Sources: Times of India