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Posted May 15. 2014 1:13PM

America’s Stonehenge may be 4,000 years old — Did Celts build it?

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A variety of characteristics have fueled a theory that America’s Stonehenge was built by Europeans as long ago as 2,000 B.C.—thousands of years before the first evidence of Viking settlement in North America.


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