Daily Mail wrote:Kent's 'Stonehenge' discovered: 'Sacred' path that leads to a Neolithic circular ditch discovered in Sittingbourne
Archaeologists have discovered a pair of ring ditches in Iwade, Kent
They are believed to have been a henge, or ceremonial gathering place
Outer ring has a diameter of 98ft (30 metres) and originated in the Neolithic
It was then later transformed into a Bronze Age funerary monument
A second smaller monument lies close to the larger rings, and experts believe it may have been a secondary Bronze Age burial mound
Experts also uncovered a path, thought to be a ‘sacred way’ to the henge
According to Wiki, : It was noted in the Domesday book as being called Legesdun[1] and the name is thought to be derived from the Saxon words "Leswe"[1] (pasture) and "Dun"[2] (hill).
I wonder if they'll change their mind about building council houses there now??
Just found this and its a very interesting find, but for me does not contain any Leys in the picture or Sacred Ground, I think its something like a local Temple perhaps, but in my opinion nothing on the scale of Stonehenge, but still a good find.
