What makes Stonehenge wonderful?

There are plenty of other stone circles, some of them superb (my favourites are Avebury, quite near Stonehenge, and Swinside, remote in Cumbria), but none of them have the lintel stones (the flat ones on top of the uprights). read more

If Stonehenge was a celestial observatory, it undoubtedly served human needs even as it served the stars. As humans ourselves, with our broad understanding of the ways humans have met those needs over the ages, our guesses are bound to be close to the mark. And indeed all these things happen when Druids and others come to Stonehenge today. read more