This is funny stuff. National Geographic Channel found a clever way to promote its new spesh “Stonehenge Decoded,” by summoning rocker Nigel Tufnel of Spinal Tap fame to share his provocative theories ...

An ’80s cult movie icon might not sound like the most obvious choice for marketing a documentary on a prehistoric monument, but D.C.-based National Geographic is hoping the unconventional approach ...

Mike Parker Pearson first began studying Stonehenge in 1998 and has devoted a great deal of time since then trying to uncover the mysteries around the ancient monument. Built in about 2600 to 2400 B.C ...

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As the English scholar Henry of Huntington wrote back in 1130, Stonehenge is a place "where stones of an amazing size are set up in the manner of doorways, so that one door seems to be set upon ...