... relating to the mysteries of Stonehenge. It has been stated that construction could have begun as early as 3000 B.C. or as late as 1000 B.C. It is also theorized that Stonehenge is not just a single structure, but also a series of structures that were rebuilt, revised and remodeled over a period of approximately 1500 years. Stonehenge is the oldest pre-historic structure in Western Europe ... how it was built and what its purpose was. Some say Stonehenge was a place the Druids used for religious sacrifice, but others say it was used as a temple of the sun, Pagan Cathedral, holy sanctuar...

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... -nomadic agriculturalists who mainly just fed and maintained their flocks of cattle, sheep, goats, and wild dogs. Not only were they agriculturalist, but they also hunted, mined for flint, crafted and bartered axes, and could almost be called early industrialists. The Windmill Hill people had a very strong ties and ... building a large intricate wooden monument. This stage is backed by evidence of wooden stabilizing poles which are scattered all along the project area. There also seems to have been a roughly octagonal shaped structure at the southern entrance of the earth monument, and a ...

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