Stonehenge 2

What is it?
The main body of Stonehenge consists of dozens of huge stone pillars, the highest of which is eight meters, weighing an average of nearly 30 tons, and the seven-ton stones are strung across two upright stone pillars.

What's the significance of Stonehenge?
In 2003, Mike Pakpilsen, a researcher at University of London, also found some animal bones and tools.All these evidences imply that Stonehenge is a holy land with religious activities, power and death.

How was Stonehenge built?
The construction period of Stonehenge has probably gone through three stages.People use huge stones as pillars and a large stone as a lintel, forming a circle about 30 meters in diameter.

What is the purpose of Stonehenge?
Its principal axis, the ancient road leading to the stone pillar, and the rising sun on the morning of the summer solstice are in the same line; in addition, two of the stones are connected to point in the direction of the winter solstice sunset.