Near Mullumbimb in the northern area of New South Wales in Australia is a prehistoric site that has been compared to the famous Stonehenge. Dating back to the Paleolithic era, it is one of the oldest standing stone structures in the world. The 181 sandstones could not have occurred naturally. What’s more, the nearest sandstone quarry is nearly 20 kilometers (12 miles) away. A lot of time, and a lot of people’s effort, went into building the site using only stone or wood tools. The stone monument was originally discovered in 1939. It was damaged quite badly during the 1940s; because of this, the location of the site has been a secret to prevent further damage.
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