- Woodhenge is a Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age monument originally made up of a series of concentric circles of wooden poles within a circular bank and ditch.
- Stonehenge’s less popular neighbor, Woodhenge, is just as intriguing and mysterious as Europe’s most famous prehistoric monument.
- Known as the Southern Circle, inside of what came to be known as the Durrington Walls henge enclosure, only 70 metres (230 ft) north of Woodhenge.
- Woodhenge is a true henge with a bank and an internal ditch. It was discovered in December 1925 by Squadron Leader Gilbert Insall from the air.
- Woodhenge is a true henge with a bank and an internal ditch. It was discovered in December 1925 by Squadron Leader Gilbert Insall from the air.
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- Discover Woodhenge in Wiltshire, England: The first archaeological site discovered by aerial photography.
- The birth of aerial photography in archaeology. Woodhenge was discovered in 1925 by WW1 veteran fighter pilot Group Captain Gilbert Insall VC MC.
- Wiltshire'daki Woodhenge, Stonehenge UNESCO Dünya Mirası Alanını inceleyen arkeologların dikkatini çeken en son gizemli Stone Age özelliğidir.