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The construction of Stonehenge is believed to have occurred in several phases over approximately 1,500 years, with the earliest structures dating back to around 3000 BCE and the main stone circle being completed around 2000 BCE. The timeline suggests that the project was not a single continuous effort but rather a series of construction activities spanning generations. The reasons for its construction and the exact methods used remain subjects of research and debate among archaeologists.
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Where are the world's oldest standing stones?
stonehedge
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It takes one week to make jelly-beans! A whole week!
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Why do scientists think stonehedge was built?
to honer the dead
What do scientists believe stonehedge was used for?
for healing AND BETTERMENT
What continent is the Stonehedge at?
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Stonehenge in England is still standing.
What modern country is Stonehedge located?
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Does Herodotus refer to Stonehedge in any of his works?
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