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Stone circles number 1, 000 across the country, while there are around 120 henges known.
BBC: Discovering Britain��s prehistoric stone circles
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Then there's a very last phase of use at stone circles which is perhaps more northern than southern.
BBC: Discovering Britain��s prehistoric stone circles
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You've got plenty of stone circles that don't have henges, and plenty of henges that don't have stone circles.
BBC: Discovering Britain��s prehistoric stone circles
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The group of Neolithic monuments on Orkney include a large chambered tomb and two ceremonial stone circles together with a number of unexcavated burial, ceremonial and settlement sites.
UNESCO: World Heritage
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One face of the hill had been almost completely excavated, exposing four stone circles, each made up of a dozen or so pillars with two larger pillars in the middle.
NEWYORKER: The Sanctuary
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Nevertheless, stone circles and henges do appear to be connected parts of a tradition that developed in Britain from around 3000 to 2000 BC - in other words, during the later Neolithic period (when agriculture began here) and moving into the earlier Bronze Age (when we see the first use of metals, from about 2400 BC).
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The canals that ring the city in tight concentric circles are lined with 3, 000 of them, moored to centuries-old stone quays.
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