Stonehenge England United Kingdom Megaliths Topics Archaeology
Stonehenge England United Kingdom Megaliths Topics Archaeology
Stonehenge
Stonehenge is Britain's best known ancient site. As such it deserves its own category.
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 - Official visitor and conservation information. Includes a history with reconstructions, opening times and the site management plan.
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- The new plans for Stonehenge deserve support, writes Francis Pryor in British Archaeology.
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- National bodies explain the project designed to improve the setting and interpretation of this World Heritage Site. Includes reconstructions of the development of the monument from 3050-1600 BC.
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- The analysis of the remains of an Anglo-Saxon man who was beheaded and unceremoniously buried at Stonehenge provided clues to the significance of the monument at that time.
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- Emily Mace's personal, non-academic site on Stonehenge with photographs, plans, poetry and links.
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- Andy Burnham provides images of Stonehenge and details of stone circles and other prehistoric monuments threatened with development, and what you can do to help.
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- Enthusiast Christiaan provides an illustrated description of the monument, phase by phase, and discusses its possible uses. Includes reconstruction drawings and bibliography, Banners and pop-ups.
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- Features photos of the Stonehenge Summer Solstice, Glastonbury Festival 2004, Avebury, and Stonehenge Tunnel news. Sign the guestbook or submit a contact form.
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- Stonehenge information, pictures, legends, and lore including theories on construction, purposes, and age for both students and tourists. Includes photographs.
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- Companion site to Discovery Channel Canada programming. Pictures, discussion, and historical information.
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- Gordon Pipes presents a theory on the movement of heavy stones. How the ancient Britons could have transported the sarsen stones to Stonehenge without dragging them along.
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- From New Scientist, laser scanning has revealed ancient carvings on the pillars of Stonehenge that are invisible to the naked eye.
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- Photographs, information, and commentary on Stonehenge.
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- The plan to build a new road through the Stonehenge World Heritage Site, and the Stonehenge Master Plan. Includes newspaper cuttings, briefings, parliamentary debates, and a large collection of links.
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