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Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in England located in the
county of Wiltshire and is composed of a circular setting of
large standing stones set with earthworks. Scientists noted that
the monument was associated with burial since the very
beginning. Evidences point out that Stonehenge might have
been built in five phases from 3100 B.C through 1600 B.C. The
function of the monument is still unclear since it was produced
by a culture that left no written records. Stonehenge is also
associated with Arthurian legend in which the stones were used
for healing purposes. The stones have been restored twice
during the 20th century; once in 1901 and again in 1958.
Stonehenge has been on the list of World Heritage since 1986.
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What is Stonehenge?
Yes/No questions.
Stonehenge is a modern monument.
What is Stonehenge associated with?
Stonehenge is in Germany.
How many phases are there?
True or False.
1. Stonehenge is a building.
2. It is square.
3. It has been built in three phases.
4. It was built by the Celts.
5. It has been restored twice.
What was the stones’ use in Arthurian legend?
When were the stones restored?
The stones are on which list?
Your opinion.
Answer the
1. A prehistoric monument. 2. It is a burial site. 3. Five phases. 4. For healing purposes. 5. 1901 and 1958. Yes/No questions.
A. Yes, it is. B. No, it is not. True or False.
6. World Heritage.