How long has the Stonehenge been standing for?

Answer 1

The oldest parts of Stonehenge are probably the rocks which form the circle, or the air that surrounds it. The rocks would be millions of years old. The air would be even older, but since its composition changed over the lifetime of our planet, this date is less certain.

The stone circle in its present form is thought to be approximately 5000 years old, although the site is said to have been used even earlier.

Answer 2

The Stonehenge may be 4,000 years old. The prehistoric monument is located in Wiltshire, England and is one of the most famous sites in the world.

Answer 3

APPROXIMATELY, Stonehenge has been standing on this Earth for 5000 years..........................................................You're Welcome!

Answer 4

According to www.answers.com:"The stones are believed to have been put in place in three main phases c. 3100 - c.1550 BC."

Answer 5

Radio carbon-dating suggests that the first stones were erected in 2400-2200 BC - making the stones approximately 4,500 years old !

Answer 6

5000 - 7000 years ago.

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