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It’s an interactive event that celebrates art and the outdoors with a little competition. Chalk it Up is a sidewalk chalk ...

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Silbury Hill is by the farm’s entrance (Photo: Carolyn Eaton/Getty) Setting off in the other direction en route to Avebury, you first pass the “Adam and Eve” stones.

Standing within a World Heritage Site, this Wiltshire farm is a stylish base from which to explore incredible ancient relics ...

The chalk mound of Silbury Hill is nearby. The findings were published in the latest edition of British Archaeology. EXPLORE MORE: Stonehenge’s dark side revealed FIREHENGE EXPOSED ...

Engineers have reopened a tunnel that goes deep inside the ancient monument of Silbury Hill in Wiltshire. The tunnel, dug in 1968, was the last of many made over the centuries by archaeologists ...

Hotter drier summers could increase visitor numbers and change the plant species which stabilise the chalk downlands, causing more soil erosion, while Stonehenge, Avebury and Silbury Hill face ...

Nor will we make another planned stop-off, the 30-metre human-made chalk mound Silbury Hill, which is similarly soggy. “We said we wanted to go cocktail tasting in Malibu,” says bassist Joe.

The UK High Court has rejected a challenge to government plans to construct a tunnel underneath the UNESCO World Heritage Site Stonehenge. Just a few years ago the same court had upheld the complaint.

It is composed mainly of chalk and clay taken from the surrounding area, and stands at 40 metres, or 131 feet high, covering a sizeable five acres. Between 2400 and 2300 BC, Silbury Hill was ...