Stonehenge Avenue, Ancient ceremonial path in the United Kingdom
Stonehenge Avenue is a prehistoric processional pathway in Wiltshire, England.
The avenue dates back to around 2600 BCE, contemporaneous with Stonehenge's sarsen stones construction.
It is believed to have been used for religious and ceremonial processions related to Stonehenge.
Visitors to Stonehenge can explore sections of the avenue, offering insight into ancient practices.
The avenue aligns with the sunrise during the summer solstice, highlighting its astronomical significance.
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