Many of you will have seen the news a couple of weeks ago concerning the famous and mysterious stone structure in Hertfordshire, Britain, known as Arthur’s Stone, a site that has now been dated to around 3,700 BC. The new date means it’s older than even the first phase of Stonehenge, but is of a similar age to the Greater Cursus monument to the north of the famous stone circle. It’s also from a similar time as West Kennet Long Barrow, also know for its large stones. From the recent excavation work, Arthur’s Stone is now believed to be part of its own ceremonial landscape right at the start of the Neolithic era in Britain.