- At Stonehenge, the stone circle enclosure is over 300 feet in diameter, containing a complex arrangement of ritual pits, abandoned stone holes and circles...
- On the 20th June every year, thousands of people from around the world descend on Stonehenge to watch the longest summer sunrise.
- Stonehenge yakınında bulunan Durrington Walls’ta bulunan çanak çömlek parçaları ile üzerlerindeki yağ kalıntılarından yola çıkarak bu varsayıma ulaşıldı.
- 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.
- Stonehenge could therefore have been designed as a sort of monumental calendar, and a precinct where celebrations of the two solstices could take place.
- The bigger stones at Stonehenge, known as sarsens, weigh 25 tons (22.6 metric tons) on average and are widely believed to have been brought from Marlborough...
- Phase III at Stonehenge, beginning around 2,550 BCE, involved the refashioning of the simple earth and timber henge into a unique stone monument.
- Walk inside the famous Stone Circle on a special access inner circle tour and uncover the mystery behind Stonehenge with one of our expert tour guides.
- Sergi tarihinin yaklaşmakta olduğunu bilen Arkeolog ve Gazeteci Mike Pitts, Stonehenge’deki ilk kazısından ve anlatılmamış çok fazla hikaye...
- İngiliz arkeologlar, Stonehenge taş çemberinin altındaki ve çevresindeki topraklara ait şimdiye kadarki en ayrıntılı haritayı ortaya çıkarmak için çok farklı...