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For thousands of years, Stonehenge has stood as one of the world's greatest prehistoric mysteries. But what if the most astonishing discoveries aren't hidden among its famous stones, but buried all around them? Archaeologists have uncovered enormous circular pits, traces of ancient settlements, and evidence of carefully planned landscapes that existed long before Stonehenge was built. And the surprises don't stop in Britain. From lost cities beneath the Amazon rainforest to hundreds of previously unknown designs in Peru's Nazca Desert, new technology is revealing just how much of the ancient world has remained hidden from us. Were prehistoric people far more organized and inventive than we ever imagined? And how many extraordinary secrets are still waiting beneath our feet?
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