And when you’re done pondering the questions left to us by our ancient predecessors ... and a window into past times, the Avebury Stone Circle was built and adapted between 2850 BCE and 2200 ...

The site of Avebury originally had a stone circle ... In addition to the stone circle, there are 13 prehistoric burial mounds located close to the site, indicating that ceremonies commemorating ...

One reason many of these ancient sites have survived could ... sites from St Michael’s Mount and the Hurlers stone circles in Cornwall, to Avebury and Glastonbury Tor. Some think the Neolithic ...

proving that Stonehenge was not the only circle from the Stone Age in the region. The remains of the prehistoric monuments were found during fieldwork that was being conducted near Taw Marsh in ...

There were a number of standing stones outside the main circle, of which the heel stone is best known. Silbury Hill: This unique site is generally regarded as the largest prehistoric earthwork in ...

During the early Bronze Age, circles built from stone or wood were very important places where the ancient Britons held religious ceremonies. Avebury stone circle is actually three circles in one!

Longstones is the name of new family-owned accommodation located on a working farm within the Avebury World Heritage Site in Wiltshire. Offering six uniquely designed barns, the site provides guests ...