Stone Circle

A stone circle is a prehistoric arrangement of standing stones placed in a circular pattern, often dating back to the Neolithic and Bronze Age periods. These structures may have served various purposes, including ceremonial gatherings, astronomical observations, or social functions. Famous examples include Stonehenge in England. While their exact functions remain partly speculative, they demonstrate early human ingenuity in landscape organization and cultural expression. Stone circles are valued archaeological sites that provide insights into ancient societies' beliefs, rituals, and technological skills.