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As a World Heritage site, Stonehenge, in all its mystery and glory, is known mainly as ritual site for a Bronze Age society, but Crampton through much research theorizes that Stonehenge was the headquarters of a warrior society and gives convincing justifications for same. He humanizes these static
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ritualistic stones by showing the human interrelationships of these people of the Salisbury Plain with other places, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Western Europe and even Greece. Show Less
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