Stonehenge - once a symbol of unity

Salisbury Plain is host to the prehistoric landscape in which Stonehenge is the focal point. The National Trust manages more than 2,000 acres of downland surrounding Stonehenge, including other prehistoric monuments.
Meanwhile, English Heritage manages the monument itself and has established a very modern visitor and interpretation centre as well as a car park, with shuttle buses to the Stones themselves, all just out of sight over the hill.
The historical significance of Stonehenge, which was built by ancient Britons around 2500 BC, has been the subject of speculation, theory, and research since the Middle Ages. And the stones you see today have sometimes fallen and been restored into position.
English Heritage’s current understanding of the monument is still changing, as excavations and modern archaeological techniques yield more information.

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