If you think that Stonehenge is the only collection of ancient stones in the UK, you would be surprised to find that Cornwall has quite a few. These are remnants of people who have inhabited the region from as early as 20,000 years ago during the early Stone Age.
Back then, the ancients loved building monuments and West Cornwall and Bodmin Moor is full of them. Some believe they were part of burial rites while others think they were guides to the stars. If you are looking for a different adventure during your next Cornish holiday, you can track these down and marvel at how our ancestors from tens of thousands of years ago erected these stone monuments.
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