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“Even taking into account the astonishing evidence that suggests it spent fifteen hundred years evolving as a constructed site, Stonehenge itself is only somewhere between four thousand and five thousand years old, of which a little over one thousand have been spent in a country called England. Before that it was in a land of warring kingdoms and battling barons — and the Romans — and back beyond that is all myth and legend and not writing enough stuff down.”
Back catalogue: Anglophenia: 6 Impressive British Stone Structures That Aren’t Stonehenge
Anglophenia: It’s Official: Stonehenge is Part Of the Longest Settlement In British History
Anglophenia: Is Stonehenge A Musical Infographic?
Anglophenia: Five Great Ancient British Landmarks
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