Why was Stonehenge built  The Stonehenge quite literally
epitomizes the aura of mystique that one generally associates
with the British history. The most intriguing part about the
Stonehenge is that there is a lot of ambiguity about its origin
and motives even after the passage of so many ages.  Work for
the Stonehenge is believed to have been started as many a 5000
years ago. A widely accepted theory is that the Neolithic
population of the British Isles began the monumental task fo
constructing the Stonehenge, whereas there are some theories
about the Druids or the Romans being behind the construction of
the Stonehenge.  There is an even bigger number of theories
about the motives behind such an extraordinary construction such
as the Stonehenge. A popular belief is that this was meant for
religious gatherings, rites and functions. There is a tenable
logic to the attribution of the Stonehenge as a religious place.
The primitive architects who designed and constructed the
Stonehenge were, most probably, Sun Wo