... an aristocracy in the society. The last major group to put time into the construction of Stonehenge was the Wessex Tribe. They arrived on Salisbury plain around 1450 B.C., and were involved in building the most prominent part of Stonehenge, the great stone circles. These people were ... , Stonehenge I, built by the Windmill Hill people, took from about 2,950 B.C. to 2,900 B.C. to construct. The second phase of Stonehenge brings on the building a large intricate wooden monument. This stage is backed by evidence of wooden stabilizing poles which are scattered all along the project area. Th...

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... an aristocracy in the society. The last major group to put time into the construction of Stonehenge was the Wessex Tribe. They arrived on Salisbury plain around 1450 B.C., and were involved in building the most prominent part of Stonehenge, the great stone circles. These people were ... , Stonehenge I, built by the Windmill Hill people, took from about 2,950 B.C. to 2,900 B.C. to construct. The second phase of Stonehenge brings on the building a large intricate wooden monument. This stage is backed by evidence of wooden stabilizing poles which are scattered all along the project area. Th...

• Word Count: 2741
• Approx Pages: 11
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• Grade Level: High School