Earth Exchange Café Conversation with Prof. Timothy Darvill

Published On: January 12th, 2023

Professor Timothy Darvill of Bournemouth University, England, is an archeologist and prehistorian who has studied and written about Stonehenge and other Neolithic monuments. In this conversation we talk not just about the history and contemporary challenges surrounding Stonehenge, but also about the mysterious presence of this great structure, which continues to attract thousands of seekers.

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