Facts about Stonehenge By: Philipp kister. What is Stonehenge Stonehenge is a circle mad ones. The Stonehenge has about 30 stones. It is about 16 ft tall.

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Facts about Stonehenge By: Philipp kister

What is Stonehenge Stonehenge is a circle mad ones. The Stonehenge has about 30 stones. It is about 16 ft tall and has a diameter of 100 meters There are 17 stones that are up right. Inside the circle are 5 more pairs of stones.

Names of the stones The stones on the top of the circle are called Lintel stones The stones in the middle are called Bluestone because they turn blue when they get wet. The stones on the outside are called Sarsen. lintel bluestone Sarsen

Who built the Stonehenge Around 3500 B.c send-mono people built the Stonehenge.

What is it made for People used it as a calendar. Some people used it to worship the son.

In which country is it made and how old ? The Stonehenge is located in England. It is about 200 km away from the Persil Mountain of the western walls. The Stonehenge is about 300 years old.

How big are the stones/ How much do they weigh One stone can weighs up to 28 tons The stones are 14 feet are taller.

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My opinion In my opinion that I think how they built it are. First I think they used a sled to move the stones. Second I think over 1,000 people were poling the stone. Last I think every body was working on the same thing.

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