El santuario de 6.500 años de antigüedad en la República Checa resulta ser 1.000 años anterior a Stonehenge
El recinto circular mide 230 metros de diámetro, con un foso de más de 2,5 metros de profundidad y 12 entradas espaciadas irregularmente que se alinean con ciclos solares y lunares clave.
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A 6,500-year-old circular sanctuary in the Czech Republic rewrites the timeline of Neolithic astronomical engineering. Its 12 precisely aligned entrances suggest sophisticated knowledge of solar and lunar cycles a millennium before Stonehenge was built. The scale and depth of the ditch indicate a communal effort that demands a rethinking of central European prehistoric societies. Watch for excavation reports that may reveal what rituals or gatherings the structure hosted.