Stonehenge's Original Name Discovered in 1700-Year-Old Text?

Posted: 06 November 2014 - Category: Lost Worlds and Civilizations - Source: inquisitr.com

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"A poem apparently describing Stonehenge, that was written about 1,700 years ago, would not only be the first known mention of the mysterious monument in a written document, it contains the name of the stone circle hundreds of years before the ancient site was christened with the name 'Stonehenge'..."

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