http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/programmes/stonehenge/
"Timewatch archaeologists are carrying out the first dig for almost half a century inside the stone circle of the world's most famous Neolithic monument."
More BBC digging, hope they've learned their lesson since The Silbury Dig.
I wonder if this will be in any way linked to the Durrington Walls/Mike Parker-Pearson work of late, or just a telly one-off?
