3,000-Year-Old Uffington White Horse Restored to Original Glory

Archaeologists revive Britain's oldest chalk figure, uncovering new insights into its ancient origins.

The Uffington White Horse had narrowed over time due to encroaching grass and topsoil slippage.
Restoration involved cutting back turf and redistributing chalk to match the figure's original profile.
Soil samples were taken to refine the dating of the Bronze Age figure using advanced techniques.
The restoration highlights the figure's cultural significance and the dedication of local communities.
Researchers await new data to better understand the purpose and history of this iconic landmark.