- history.com topics/european-history/stonehengeThe smaller bluestones, on the other hand, have been traced all the way to the Preseli Hills in Wales, some 200 miles away from Stonehenge.
- britannica.com topic/StonehengeStonehenge, prehistoric stone circle monument, cemetery, and archaeological site located on Salisbury Plain, about 8 miles (13 km) north of Salisbury, Wiltshire...
- http://arthistoryresources.net stonehenge/stonehenge.htmlThe Sarsen Circle with its lintels is perhaps the most remarkable feature of Stonehenge in terms of design, precision stonework, and engineering.
- gizemligercekler.com gizemli-stonehenge-anitini-…Stonehenge İngiltere’nin Güneyinde, Salisburg düzlüklerinde yer alan 3 metreden yüksek, dikine duran taşların oluşturduğu gizemli bir daire.
- aboutstonehenge.info stonehenge-construction-…Next was the chalkwork inner bank of Stonehenge. It was an impressive sight standing at least 6 feet high, about 20 feet wide and had a diameter of 320 feet.
- http://ancient-wisdom.com englandstonehenge.htmThe Stonehenge monument is now recognised as being a single part of a larger, inter-connected prehistoric 'ceremonial' landscape.
- smarthistory.org stonehenge/Conclusions. The work achieved in the long third phase of Stonehenge’s construction, however, is the one which is most remarkable and enduring.
- lonelyplanet.com articles/visiting-stonehenge-…Set in Wiltshire, Southwest England, Stonehenge was built in stages between around 3000 and 2000 BCE, and tweaks to its layout continued until 1500 BCE.
- theuk.one samye-krasivye-mesta-britanii-…
- wondermondo.com stonehenge/One of the best known megaliths in world. Stonehenge was developed in 3100 - 2300 and was a centre of large complex of prehistoric monuments.