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News · 22 May 2026

New 4,500-year-old hall opens at Stonehenge

New 4,500-year-old hall opens at Stonehenge

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Visitors to Stonehenge can soon explore a large, ancient-style building, offering insight into Neolithic life, as it is set to open this summer. English Heritage constructed the full-scale Neolithic hall, based on a 4,500-year-old structure found near Durrington Walls, opening this summer. The Kusuma Neolithic Hall, standing seven metres high, was built using authentic methods with help from over 100 volunteers.

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