Aubrey Holes

The Aubrey Holes are a series of 56 small pits surrounding Stonehenge, an ancient stone monument in England. Dating back to around 3000 BC, these holes likely served as part of religious or ceremonial practices. Their purpose may have included holding wooden posts, marking astronomical alignments, or supporting ritual activities. While their exact function remains uncertain, the Aubrey Holes are significant for understanding the monument's construction and cultural importance, offering insights into the early prehistoric peoples of Britain.