Stonehenge Dig

By Mark Wallbank 10/04/2008 01/12/2013

For the first time in over four decades, archaeologists are conducting a dig at England’s Stonehenge. After their first week of work, they’ve already reached a “breakthrough” to some intriguing new finds. BBC News has video of the excavation at the esoteric landmark. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7337292.stm

Author: Mark Wallbank

Paranormal Investigator and Founder of Haunted Auckland. I have been a mad researcher of everything Paranormal, Extraterrestrial and Crypto-zoological, since early childhood. When not creating electronic music, watching Horror movies and documentaries, archiving and documenting NZ’s diverse and eclectic music history, I have spent countless hours investigating and furthering my research out in the field, either as part of a group or solo, since the early 80′s. I’ve spent much time in opportunistic investigations whilst travelling around New Zealand and Internationally.

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