How to build a stone age house

These are the workmens' huts for Stonehenge - the homes the builders of the ancient monument lived in 4,500 years ago. Three of the Neolithic houses will form the focal point of the new £27-million visitor centre at the historic attraction. A team of 60 volunteers is currently test-building them in a living history project at a nearby site at Old Sarum, nr Salisbury, Wilts. They are being modelled on the ruins of the biggest Neolithic settlement ever found in Northern Europe at Durrington Walls around two miles from Stonehenge.