• Stonehenge - Wikipedia

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    Stonehenge Avenue, a parallel pair of ditches and banks leading two miles (3 km) to the River Avon, was also added.

  • History And Mystery Behind The Origin Of Stonehenge

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    How Were the Stones Transported? The stones that make up the Stonehenge monument are commonly referred to as bluestones.
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  • Visiting Stonehenge: Everything You Need to Know

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    We particularly like this tour that visits Stonehenge and Bath in a day trip. If you prefer a private tour of Stonehenge, this is the tour for you.
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  • Stonehenge Is a Monument to Penises, Archaeologist Claims

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    There have been many theories about the meaning and purpose of Stonehenge but this one is our favorite: apparently, the ancient stone circles are actually an...
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  • Stonehenge - the History of the Monument Including When...

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    But what do we really know about when, how and why it was built? ... They also hypothesise that they could be related to the nearby burial grounds.

  • Where Is Stonehenge, Who Built the Prehistoric Monument...

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    The prehistoric monument Stonehenge was built up to 5,000 years ago on Salisbury Plain in England, but its ultimate purpose remains a tantalizing mystery.
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  • Stonehenge, UK - What Is it, Where Is it, Who Built it, Photo...

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    Who built Stonehenge, and exactly how it was built. ... It is known for certain that the builders of Stonehenge came to the already developed area.
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  • Stonehenge Was Part of a Multi-Monument Complex...

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    Archaeologists are beginning to piece together the complex relationships between Stonehenge and other Neolithic sites on Salisbury Plain.

  • English Heritage China Homepage | English Heritage

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    ...like’ posts erected in the Mesolithic period, between 8500 and 7000 BC.It is not known how these posts relate to the later monument of Stonehenge.