Stonehenge: Neolithic man and the cosmos

John North

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Historical and Architectural Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Historical Astronomy and Related Studies

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There have been many attempts to explain the purpose of Stonehenge. Using archaelogical detail and a knowledge of the heavens as they were many millennia ago, North establishes the function of the stones themselves and what we can know of the religion that caused them to be erected.

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