The Age of Stonehenge

About this book

In a period marked by burgeoning archaeological discoveries, "The Age of Stonehenge" by Edward Duke offers a compelling examination of one of history's most enigmatic structures. This insightful work delves into the monument's origins, scrutinizing the interplay between ancient engineering and contemporary theories. Duke meticulously analyzes the evidence surrounding Stonehenge's construction, highlighting its alignment with celestial events and the cultural significance it held for prehistoric societies. Ideal for historians, archaeology enthusiasts, and students alike, this document invites readers to explore the profound mysteries of human ingenuity and ritual. With its rich detail and scholarly approach, "The Age of Stonehenge" stands as a vital resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of our ancient past.