Callanish Stones

The Callanish Stones are an ancient arrangement of standing stones located on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, dating back to around 2900 BC. They form a complex geometric pattern, believed to have been used for ceremonial, astronomical, or ritual purposes by early peoples. The stones align with celestial events like solstices, suggesting an astronomical function. Today, the site is recognized for its cultural and archaeological significance, offering insight into prehistoric societies’ spiritual and social practices. The Callanish Stones remain a fascinating monument reflecting early human ingenuity and their connection to the natural and cosmic world.