West Norfolk has once again shown to be an archaeological treasure trove after a second timber circle discovered on its shores was directly linked with Seahenge.Scientists have revealed the results of tests which have dated another wooden structure found at Holme to the summer of 2049 BC.That is the same year as the timber used to build the iconic Seahenge circle, heralded as one of the greatest discoveries of the 20th century when found at Holme in 1998.
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