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After Stonehenge was Discovered, ( Supposedly to be in AD 1130 as Henry of Huntingdon was the first to write of the monument ), Historians and Archaeologists became curious about it past. They wanted to know as much about it as they could, so they started by radiocarbon dating some of the stones to figure out when it was built. The results suggested that it was from around 2600 - 2400 BC eliminating most of the people who they thought may have built it. If they know who built it that might of also told them what it was built for, as it would of taken around 1500 years to build with the modern technology in that time. There have been many suggestions as of what it was used for such as

A place for burial / Sacrifice, as older diagrams show a slaughter stone, A place for healing, A soundscape which was created to mimic a sound illusion, An ancient team-building exercise, A Place Built by ancient astronomers, a place to tell the different seasons of the year and many others.

In Conclusion, even though Stonehenge has been around for a long, long time, still to this day Historians and archaeologists haven’t gathered enough information to explain the truth about this mystery.

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Even Though no one really knows or when Stonehenge was Discovered,  Henry of Huntingdon was the first to write of the monument in 1130AD.

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I believe Stonehenge was a place built by ancient Astronomers to study either the Stars / Sky or to tell the Date/ Time and the seasons of the year.

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I Believe that Stonehenge is a beautiful mark of history that teaches us about our ancestors even if we don't know every detail about it.

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Is Stonehenge the only Large Stone Circle around the World?

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Is Stonehenge the only Large Stone Circle around the World?

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No, there are many other Stone Circles around the world such as: The Ring of Brodgar, Scotland, Drombeg Stone Circle, Ireland & The Stone Circles of Senegambia, Senegal and The Gambia. Which are all as much as a mystery as stonehenge.

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Are all of the Original Stones from when it was built still there?

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Are all of the Original Stones from when it was built still there?

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A lot of the original stones have been taken over time to build houses and roads. Also, a lot of stones have been chipped away by visitors and taken away as souvenirs over the past couple hundred years. Making the mystery even harder to figure out.

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How many Theories are there about Stonehenge?

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How many Theories are there about Stonehenge?

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There have been many different theories about what Stonehenge was built for, but the main theories include:

A place for burial / Sacrifice

A place for healing

A soundscape

An ancient team-building exercise

A Place Built by ancient astronomers