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At Stonehenge in England stand huge stones, some as high as 24 feet, arranged in three circles, one inside the other. They seem to be in that pattern for a reason, but until only recently, no one knew that reason. People could only guess that it was an ancient temple, which, according to radiocarbon tests, was built in 2200 B.C.
