Woodhenge: A Glimpse into Neolithic Rituals
Our journey begins with a visit to Woodhenge, a fascinating Neolithic monument near Stonehenge. Built around 2600 BC, this site originally featured six concentric rings of massive timber posts. Today, concrete pillars mark their positions, allowing you to visualize the imposing structure that once stood. Its alignment with the summer solstice sunrise suggests a profound ceremonial purpose, potentially linked to rituals of life and death, especially given the discovery of a child's burial at its center. Woodhenge offers a compelling look into the beliefs and practices of prehistoric communities.