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Stonehenge

stone circle · 3000 BC–present

Stonehenge, a stone circle recorded 3000 BC–present: 2 mapped phases, cited to 1 source, on an interactive historical map you can move through time.

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At a glance

Construction began
c. 3000 BC
Completed
c. 2500 BC
Built by
Neolithic Britons

Recorded boundaries

PeriodControlConfidenceEvidenceNotes
3000 BC–2501 BC—medium confidenceno observation date recordedUnder construction.
2500 BC–present—medium confidenceno observation date recordedStanding, and still stands today. The great sarsen circle dates from about 2500 BC; the site was reworked for a further thousand years.

Each row is a snapshot the source recorded, not a continuous history. The period between two observations is an inference this atlas shows rather than hides.

Sources

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