This is your last chance to catch a full moon this year. It’s also a rare opportunity for research scientists who study prehistoric monuments like Stonehenge. Life is full of beginnings and endings.

The “cold moon” - a phenomenon that happens every 18.6 years - will rise at 3.20pm (GMT) on Sunday and set at 9.44am (GMT) on Monday. It will shine alongside the Geminid meteor shower, which peaked between 13 and 14 December but ends on 20 December.

The grave tells the story of an ancient warrior lost to time.