F or thousands of years, a massive chalk figure has sat upon White Horse Hill in Oxfordshire, England. The so-called Uffington White Horse is thought to be Britain’s oldest chalk figure, and ...

The eight white horses in Wiltshire. Some say 13 or 14, some say just seven, but the general consensus is that the county of Wiltshire has eight iconic chalk horses that we can still see today.

More than 100 volunteers have helped to re-chalk an iconic 244-year-old white horse figure in Wiltshire. The Cherhill White Horse, south of the village of Cherhill near Calne, was given a makeover ...

Britain's mysterious Uffington chalk white horse figure which dates back to the Bronze Age is 'losing weight' and needs 'fattening up', National Trust experts warn ...

An iconic prehistoric chalk figure has shrunk over time, archaeologists have discovered. The head and neck of the Uffington White Horse, in particular, have become thinner since the 1980s, the ...

The Uffington White Horse, the oldest chalk figure in Britain, ... England – was showing signs of decline. In particular, the neck and head of the 3,000-year-old horse figure were narrowing.

The origins of this naked chalk drawing in England are still a mystery. Romans, ... noting that the Uffington White Horse is also thought to have been the emblem of the Iron Age tribe that built it.

The Uffington White Horse in Oxfordshire, England. The 360-foot-long chalk figure is thought to be around 3,000 years old. National Trust "The Horse has survived for nearly 3,000 years due to the ...

Archaeologists have been restoring the UK’s oldest chalk figure, a 3,000-year-old outline of a horse, northwest of London. The Uffington White Horse dates back 3,000 years to the late Bronze Age.

An iconic prehistoric chalk figure has shrunk over time, archaeologists have discovered. The head and neck of the Uffington White Horse, in particular, have become thinner since the 1980s, the ...