Program description:
"An archaeological quest reveals the oldest stones of Stonehenge originally belonged to another site; a stone circle built on a remote hillside in West Wales."
"Secrets of the Dead" 9PM Tonight PBS New Stonehenge Information.
Repeats at 1:00 AM; check your local listings to see when it is on your schedule.
Many of us saw this in the news several months ago, and read articles about it, but this is the first program I've seen that details the site in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
The original site in Wales is near the small town of Brynberian. About a mile to the south west of Brynberian is Waun Mawn.
There are four remaining stones, one standing and three prostrate. Nearby are the "Troed y Rhiw" standing stones and to the west of the main group is another solitary standing stone, the 'Waun Mawn Stone', measuring some 7 ft 7 inches tall.
The latest theory is that the circle of stones was built c. 3400–3200 BC and then, before 2120 BC, was disassembled, dragged across land and reassembled at Stonehenge in Wiltshire, some 140 miles.