PARIS: Despite a century of scientific scrutiny, the 5000-year old Neolithic monument in southern England known as Stonehenge has yielded few secrets about the people buried amidst its ring of towering rocks.
Most of their remains were cremated, leaving only ashes, a few bone fragments, and an archeological dead-end.
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