k Standing stone, part of circle at Avebury A standing stone, part of a circle at Avebury, Wiltshire. The site at Avebury is the largest megalithic construction in the UK, and has been designated a World Heritage Site. There are three concentric stone circles, the largest of which contains 100 boulders. The circles are surrounded by a 427 metre diameter earthwork, with a 9 metre deep ditch and 5 metre high outer bank. A 2.4km long avenue lined with 100 more stones approaches the site. It is thought that the site was in use between 2,600BC and 1,600BC, and may have had a religious significance. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Standing stone, part of circle at Avebury A standing stone, part of a circle at Avebury, Wiltshire. The site at Avebury is the largest megalithic construction in the UK, and has been designated a World Heritage Site. There are three concentric stone circles, the largest of which contains 100 boulders. The circles are surrounded by a 427 metre diameter earthwork, with a 9 metre deep ditch and 5 metre high outer bank. A 2.4km  long avenue lined with 100 more stones approaches the site. It is thought that the site was in use between 2,600BC and 1,600BC, and may have had a religious significance.
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Standing stone, part of circle at Avebury

A standing stone, part of a circle at Avebury, Wiltshire. The site at Avebury is the largest megalithic construction in the UK, and has been designated a World Heritage Site. There are three concentric stone circles, the largest of which contains 100 boulders. The circles are surrounded by a 427 metre diameter earthwork, with a 9 metre deep ditch and 5 metre high outer bank. A 2.4km- long avenue lined with 100 more stones approaches the site. It is thought that the site was in use between 2,600BC and 1,600BC, and may have had a religious significance.

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