Scattered across the English landscape are hundreds of prehistoric monuments, spanning almost four millennia. But can you tell a henge from a hillfort? What was a stone circle used for? And what's the difference between a long barrow and a round barrow? https://eht.social/2slCa8a | English Heritage

Over 600 bunkers were constructed around the coast of Britain, as part of a resistance network during WWII. A civilian fighting force was trained in various pursuits including sabotage and wireless operation, to be called upon should the Axis powers invade. This bunker was intended for a wireless operator, who would gather information on the invading army. The bunkers had no escape tunnel, so should the bunker be found, the operators would likely give their life. Britain's guerilla civilian forc

Transport yourself back over four millennia to discover the world of Stonehenge in our major exhibition opening 17 February. | British Museum