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- Researchers created a 3D-printed scale model and broadcast ‘chirps’ at different frequencies
- When Stonehenge was intact, the acoustics were more like a movie theater
- The sound lingered, suggesting the unique sound effect was used while speaking or singing
A scale model of Stonehenge has been built to try and find out what early visitors to the monument would have heard more than 4,000 years ago.

University of Salford academics recreated the ancient circle to find out how sound would have carried across all the original 157 stones in 2,200BC. The to-scale 1/12th model was made using 3D printing and custom modelling.
Prof Trevor Cox said the model gave an insight “into what our ancestors would have heard in the stone circles”.
“Now we know the voice would have been enhanced by being in that space,”…
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