Sewage work uncovers ancient site (UK)
The discovery of stones that are thought to date back to the Bronze Age have halted a multi-million pound sewage treatment project in Cornwall.
South West Water has stopped work while Cornwall Council's archaeologists investigate the site at Trevalga, which lies between Boscastle and Tintagel.
The stones encircle a dark circular stain in the ground and are thought to denote the location of a round house.
Archaeologists believe the site could date back to about 1500BC.
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South West Water has stopped work while Cornwall Council's archaeologists investigate the site at Trevalga, which lies between Boscastle and Tintagel.
The stones encircle a dark circular stain in the ground and are thought to denote the location of a round house.
Archaeologists believe the site could date back to about 1500BC.