Current Affairs - International - Discussion

Archaeologists in Denmark discovered a 4,000-year-old Neolithic wooden circle resembling Stonehenge. The structure, made up of 45 wooden piles arranged in a 30-meter diameter, is believed to have been used for rituals or sun worship. This discovery sheds light on Denmark's Neolithic period and its cultural connections with Britain, especially through shared artefacts like pottery and graves. The findings are significant in understanding ancient rituals and the spread of similar practices across regions in prehistoric times.