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There is no doubt about that Stonehenge is the greatest image of mystery, power and endurance. It is unknown what was the original purpose of that by placing stones like that, but some speculate that it was a temple made to worship ancient earth deities. Some claims that this structure was made to mark the movement of stars and planets on the prehistoric calendar while other says that it was a sacred site for the burial of high-ranking citizens from the societies long a go.

Keeping all the above views of different people we cant say any thing with surety that what the real purpose was of its construction but one thing is clear that it was not made for any casual purposes. There will be something more important to ancient people that they put their best efforts and investment to construct Stonehenge.

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