Summary
Recent archaeological research at Stonehenge, coinciding with the opening of its new visitor center and the completion of several studies, has shed light on the site's complex construction phases. The findings reveal that the monument's development was more intricate than previously understood, with evidence suggesting multiple stages of modification and refinement over centuries. This guidebook, authored by Julian Richards, provides a comprehensive overview of Stonehenge and its associated sites in Avebury, integrating the latest research to offer insights into the site's cultural significance and historical context.
Citation
Nash, G. (2015). Stonehenge, by Julian RichardsExploring The World Heritage Site: Stonehenge and Avebury. Archaeological Journal, 172(2), 453–455. https://doi.org/10.1080/00665983.2014.985047