Henge Collection (page 5)

Stonehenge, UK

A Peep into the Sanctum Sanctorium, by Stukeley, 1724 (engraving)
XJF869624 A Peep into the Sanctum Sanctorium, by Stukeley, 1724 (engraving) by King, Haynes (1831-1904); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Giants Ring, Cromlech, Belfast, Northern Ireland - a henge monument in Ballynahatty. Date: circa 1903

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Avebury, Neolithic Monument, site of a large henge and serval stone circles, Wiltshire Date:

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Avebury Henge Date:

View of Avebury Stones 2013 A. D
View of Avebury Stones 2013. a Neolithic henge monument containing three stone circles, around the village of Avebury in Wiltshire, in southwest England. Constructed around 2600 B.C.Whiltshire

View of ruined Norman / Medieval church built within neolithic henge monument, surrounded by chalk grassland, Knowlton Church, Dorset, England, July

Poster advertising tours of Britain by bus or coach, with a view of Stonehenge. 20th century

Aerial view of Neolithic henge monument, Arbor Low, White Peak, Peak District, Derbyshire, England, september

Neolithic standing stone. This stone is part of Avebury henge, a Neolithic monument dating to around 5000 years ago. The monument consists of earthworks, known as dykes, situated in a large ditch

Avebury henge, Wiltshire, UK. These stones are part of Avebury henge, a Neolithic monument dating to around 5000 years ago

Star trails over Stonehenge. Stonehenge is an ancient arrangement of large standing stones on Salisbury Plain, England. It is thought to have been built around 2000 BC by neolithic peoples

Light flares at Stonehenge, artwork
Light flares at Stonehenge, computer artwork. Stonehenge is an ancient arrangement of large standing stones on Salisbury Plain, England

Stonehenge at sunset. This ancient arrangement of large standing stones (megaliths) on Salisbury Plain, England, is thought to have been built around 2000 BC by neolithic peoples

Stonehenge. This ancient arrangement of large standing stones (megaliths) on Salisbury Plain, England, is thought to have been built around 2000 BC by neolithic peoples

Construction of a prehistoric stone circle

Aerial image of Knowlton Henge, a Neolithic henge monument, and Knowlton Church, a ruined Norman church, Dorset, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Ancient stone circle dating from around 2500 BC, Arbor Low, Derbyshire, Peak District National Park, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"Henge: Mystical Stone Circles and Ancient Wonders" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of henges. These ancient stone circles, scattered across the British Isles, hold secrets that have fascinated historians and archaeologists for centuries. One such marvel is the Avebury Stone Circle (J900435), a colossal arrangement of megaliths that predates even its more famous counterpart, Stonehenge (J850008). Standing tall amidst the rolling hills of Wiltshire, these towering stones evoke a sense of awe and wonder as they silently guard their mystical past. Speaking of Stonehenge, this iconic monument has captivated countless visitors from around the globe. Its grandeur can be witnessed through various lenses - whether it's bathed in golden hues during a breathtaking sunset (J870232) or shrouded in an ethereal mist at dawn (N120064). From above, when viewed from an aerial perspective (K040315), its circular layout becomes even more mesmerizing. But there's more to Stonehenge than meets the eye. Adjacent to this legendary site lies another intriguing formation - a crop circle mysteriously intertwined with the ancient stones themselves (N960002). This captivating fusion leaves us questioning our understanding of both natural phenomena and human ingenuity. Venturing further into England's countryside reveals other hidden gems like Castlerigg Stone Circle (J850518) nestled amidst picturesque landscapes. Here, one can almost feel the spiritual energy emanating from these weathered rocks as they stand sentinel against time itself. Not far away stands Knowlton Church and Earthworks (J940538), where history intertwines with spirituality. The ruins of this medieval church are surrounded by earthworks that hint at forgotten rituals performed long ago – an eerie reminder of humanity's quest for meaning beyond mortal existence.