According to Jacques, Blick Mead is was the first ever Stonehenge Visitor Centre, up and running in the 8th millennium BC. Former Stonehenge theories may not be true as "The River Avon would have been the A-Road - people would have come down on their log boats. They would have had the equivalent of tour guides and there would have been feasting," Jacques said.
The team of archaeologists reportedly found remains of big game and a massive amount of burnt flint from their feasting fires. The team has also discovered tools that suppose people have travelled to the site from the east and west, says Daily News & Analysis.
Dr Jacques also said, "It's unique to have people of that time come from so many different faraway places. The site and the Stonehenge areas were very well known places to visit for a very long time - the London of the Mesolithic."
Stonehenge theories of old may or may not be real, but clearly Stonehenge is and will remain a sight to behold.
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