Cuckoo Stone, Megalithic sarsen in United Kingdom
The Cuckoo Stone is a large sarsen stone near Stonehenge.
It dates back to the Neolithic period, associated with ancient ceremonial landscapes.
Sarsens like the Cuckoo Stone have been central to British megalithic studies.
It's situated within a farmer's field and accessible via public footpath.
Myths suggest it was thrown by the Devil from the nearby hill to destroy Stonehenge.
Location: Durrington
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The Cuckoo Stone is a large sarsen stone near Stonehenge.
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