Archaeologists Paul Davies
(left) and Steve Clarke at the site in Monmouth
Archaeologists claim to have
unearthed the remnants of a large prehistoric building, which they say could be
older than Egypt's pyramids.
Experts said they were mystified by the "unique" find on the site of a
housing development in Monmouth.
Monmouth Archaeology, which found the wooden foundations, said they dated to
at least the Bronze Age, but could be early Neolithic, about 6,500 years old.
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