British Museum exhibit aims to trace the origins of Stonehenge


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"The World Of Stonehenge" features some 430 objects, most of which have been loaned to the British Museum specially for the exhibition. Photo: AFP

The British Museum is dedicating one of its first exhibitions of 2022 to Stonehenge.

Visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the history of this prehistoric site, located in the southwest of England, through hundreds of objects dating from the Bronze Age.

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