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AveburyConstructed around 2500 BC, Avebury is the largest prehistoric stone circle in Britain. It boasts not only ancient mysteries but a pleasant setting amidst Avebury village and green fields.
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Avebury Parish ChurchThe Church of St. James is the main parish church of Avebury village. It has some intact Saxon features, but is mostly Norman.
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The AvenueAlso known as the West Kennet Avenue, this path lined with standing stones was constructed c2300-2000 BC as a ceremonial route linking the Avebury Circles with the Sanctuary.
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The SanctuaryConnected to Avebury Henge by the Avenue, the Sanctuary dates from c3250 BC.
Silbury HillSilbury Hill is a prehistoric man-made mound of stunning proportions and unknown purpose.
West Kennet Long BarrowThe West Kennet Long Barrow is a prehistoric burial site near Avebury in Wiltshire, England. Visitors can enter the barrow, where there are five chambers that contained human bones from between 3700 and 2000 BC.
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Windmill HillThe earliest monument in the Avebury complex, Windmill Hill was first occupied c3700 BC. The remaining structures date from c3250 BC and are contemporary with the earliest constructions at the Sanctuary.