Ghosts of Stonehenge

00:00:02 NARRATOR: It's one of the world's most iconic prehistoric monuments

00:03:04 so they were left with his assistant,

00:05:11 This was going to be a very long and difficult job,

00:07:44 After removing the bones,

00:09:41 with somebody's remains and one of these stones

00:12:01 that they are unique individuals

00:14:14 Very, very simple, made probably of ash,

00:16:38 Most of the human skeletal remains

00:18:35 has a special characteristic

00:20:25 where you've got men and women together,

00:22:52 and 180 degrees in the opposite direction,

00:25:13 since they appeared to point in the direction

00:27:44 NARRATOR: Can the team find Neolithic artifacts

00:30:01 of spectacular earth-moving and stone-moving events

00:32:34 It's the largest Stone Age settlement

00:34:40 about what pots were actually used for,

00:36:34 we would expect them to have a thorough knowledge

00:38:44 of animals and people living there

00:40:27 was related or linked with Stonehenge

00:42:49 But over the next century, its status began to change

00:44:59 because of these distinctive types of pottery

00:47:21 archaeologists were able to identify chemical traces

00:49:34 as their own

00:52:06 that had sustained it for so long