Stonehenge treasure was made by children as young as 10 – and the works were so intricate it would have left them almost BLIND, experts claim

Children as young as ten created the greatest treasures of the Bronze Age found near Stonehenge, historians believe.

They said the ornate jewellery and ceremonial daggers are so intricate that they could only have been made by a child.

The artefacts were crafted nearly 4,000 years ago, 1,000 years before the invention of the magnifying glass.


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