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Construction of Stonehenge in England Timeline Game

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Stonehenge is a fascinating archaeological site located in England, known for its mysterious construction and purpose. In order to understand the complexities of building such a monument, let’s explore a timeline game that challenges players to place events in their correct chronological order.

  • The selection of the site for Stonehenge
  • The transportation and placing of the massive stones
  • The completion of the final phase of construction
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  • around 3100 BCE: Stonehenge construction begins with the earthwork enclosure
  • around 3000 BCE: Bluestones are transported from Wales to Stonehenge
  • around 2500 BCE: Sarsen stones are erected at Stonehenge
  • around 2500 BCE: Avenue leading to Stonehenge is constructed
  • around 2500 BCE: Y and Z holes are dug at Stonehenge
  • around 2500 BCE: Stonehenge is completed in its main phase
  • around 2500-1600 BCE: Stonehenge is used for rituals and ceremonies
  • around 1600-1100 BCE: Stonehenge falls into disuse and becomes overgrown
  • around 1600-1900 CE: Stonehenge is re-discovered and investigated by antiquarians
  • around 1900-present: Stonehenge is studied by archaeologists and historians
  • 20th century CE: Stonehenge is restored and preserved for future generations
  • 1986 CE: Stonehenge is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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