Arthur's Stone

Arthur's Stone is an ancient burial monument located in Wales, dating back around 4,000 to 5,000 years. It consists of large standing stones arranged in a chamber, similar to a tomb, built during the Neolithic period. Archaeologists believe it was used for ceremonial or burial purposes. The stone's name is linked to legends of King Arthur, but there's no direct evidence connecting it to him. Today, it remains a significant archaeological site, offering insight into early human practices and beliefs about death and the afterlife.