Clown rag reporting religious structures used in sacrifices that predate the pyramids.

“What excites me most about these structures is their size and widespread distribution, and the fact that they are almost identical in terms of form,” co-author Melissa A. Kennedy, also an archaeologist at the University of Western Australia, tells the Art Newspaper. “This suggests a common religious belief may have been held over a huge part of northwest Arabia during the Late Neolithic, a feature that is so far unparalleled anywhere in the world.”

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/did-neolithic-cattle-cult-build-these-sprawling-structures-180977629/