Stonehenge is a world-renowned prehistoric monument located in Wiltshire, England, characterized by its iconic arrangement of massive standing stones and earthworks. The site was developed in several distinct stages between 3100 BC and 1600 BC, evolving from a simple circular ditch into a complex megalithic structure aligned with solar events. Genetic and geological research indicates that the builders were Neolithic farmers and later Bell Beaker migrants who transported unique bluestones and sarsens from distant regions like Wales and Scotland. Beyond its physical construction, the landmark serves as a significant cultural icon  ...