In 1922, National Geographic published its first photograph of Stonehenge, a black-and-white aerial image of the site with the cutting-edge technology of that time—the airplane.

The magazine’s very first picture of the megaliths is the black-and-white aerial photo below. Published in May 1922 , it was made possible by the cutting-edge technology of that era: the airplane.

Archaeologists have discovered traces of a Bronze Age place of worship in Germany in what they say might be the country's answer to Stonehenge. Scientists from a university in Halle are excavating ...

Aerial View of Stonehenge. In addition to the Stonehenge researchers, other experts say that they have found evidence of the famous theorem long before the time of Pythagoras.

Massive circular burials — over 3,500 years old — found near Stonehenge. Take a look ... 13 killed, 57 hurt in Russian aerial assault against Kyiv, provinces Updated June 23, 2025 6:26 AM .

Stonehenge mystery 'solved' - here's why the monument was made. Researchers say the site was created based on a solar year of 365.25 days to help people keep track of days, weeks and months.

An aerial view of the current excavation area east of the Ring Sanctuary of Pommelte, Germany, also known as the German Stonehenge. Evidence of Germany's first brewery has been excavated at the site.