What's Stonehenge and Why Was It Built?

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Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument on Salisbury Plain, featuring a circular arrangement of massive stones that date back nearly 5000 years. It was built in several phases by ancient Britons who aligned its stones with the summer and winter solstices using impressive engineering techniques. Scholars believe its purpose included ceremonies, burials, and ritual gatherings for seasonal events, serving as a unifying symbol for diverse communities.

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