- houseandgarden.co.uk article/stonehengeStonehenge could therefore have been designed as a sort of monumental calendar, and a precinct where celebrations of the two solstices could take place.
- bradshawfoundation.com stonehenge/The first group, the Windmill Hill people, named after one of their earthworks on Windmill Hill, near Stonehenge, built the large circular furrows and mounds.
- 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.
- turkcebilgi.com stonehengeBazılarına göre Stonehenge, evrenin merkezini simgeliyor, bir diğer kitle, bu inanılmaz yapının dünyadışı canlılar tarafından yapıldığına inanıyor.
- http://sacred-destinations.com england/stonehengeStonehenge I seems to have been used for about 500 years and then abandoned. Construction of Stonehenge II began around 2100 BC.
- 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.
- arkeofili.com stonehenge-nasil-insa-edildi/Mike Pitts, kendi kitabını yazarken Stonehenge hakkında birçok yeni bilgi edindi. Stonehenge’in Tüm Yönleriyle Harika Olmasının Nedeni.
- bilinmeyen.com stonehenge-gizemiBazılarına göre Stonehenge, evrenin merkezini simgeliyor, bir diğer kitle, bu inanılmaz yapının dünyadışı canlılar tarafından yapıldığına inanıyor. İşin aslı ne?
- nationalgeographic.com history/article/stonehenge…Recently a radical new theory has emerged—that Stonehenge served as a "prehistoric Lourdes" where people came to be healed.
- visitlondon.com Things to do Sightseeing …/best-stonehenge-toursEach of these exciting Stonehenge tours from London offers the chance to get up close with the intriguing rock formation and learn of its fascinating history.