A 200,000-year-old site containing multiple mammoth remains has been found in the UK, with some reports indicating the discovery of five "pristine" skeletons. The site, located near Swindon in the Cotswolds, has also yielded Neanderthal tools, suggesting human presence in the area during the ice age. The discovery has sparked interest and concern, with some experts fearing that access to the site may be lost to external parties.