John Aubrey explored it for King Charles II, discovering the ring of cavities named for him.
John Aubrey explored it for King Charles II, discovering the ring of cavities named for him. Some believed it once served Cerngick giants, while others believed it the result of Mycenean migration. Geoffrey of Monmouth described it as the repository of Merlin's magic, while William Stukely identified this collection of sarsens as a center for druidic ritual. FTP, what is this Neolithic ruin on the Salisbury plain in southern England?
John Aubrey explored it for King Charles II, discovering the ring of cavities named for him.
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