Stonehenge

Is Stonehenge a massive monument?

• Is a small monument.

• It's huge.

• It's no more than 6 feet tall.

• Is as tall as a 1 story house.

Is Stonehenge a burial site?

• Some studies confirm that Stonehenge was used as a calendar or a place o burial.

• It is a place to relax and have a good time.

• Is a place dedicated to walk dogs.

• It was designed as a hideaway.

Is Stonehenge older than the Pyramid of Giza?

• Actually the age of the Stonehenge remains a mistery.

• The Stonehenge is as old as the invention of the wheel.

• Recent studies show that the Stonehenge is older than the pyramids.

• Stonehenge was built during the roman empire.

Was the wheel invented by the time of the construction of Stonehenge?

• Most of vehicles by that time ran in special designed wheels.

• It's so old that the wheel wasn't invented yet.

• It was very common to see fast cars running on 4 wheels.

• Wheels weren't something new back in those days.

How tall are the large Sarsen stones at Stonehenge?

• They measure between 10 to 15 feet tall.

• They measure between 5 to 7 feet tall.

• They measure between 8 to 9 feet tall.

• They measure between 27 to 30 feet tall.

How old is Stonehenge?

• Between 4000 or 5000 years old.

• Around 1000 or 2000 years old

• Almost 500 years old.

• Close to 3000 years.

What is shape of Stonehenge?

• It looks like a huge triangle.

• It is shaped as a rectangle.

• It has a shape as circle.

• Looks like a ballon.

How accurate was Stonehenge construction?

• It is off to one side.

• It was built not so accurate.

• It was built with incredible precision.

• The Stonehenge didn't have a good precision.

How did they take this heavy stones from so far away?

• Using the help of the river Avon by boat.

• With the help of a big ship.

• Using the help of extraterrestial.

• Using the help of modern technology.

Who built Stonehenge?

• It was built by a group of gypsies.

• Tribes from France.

• The vikings were the ones ,involved in the building of this massive monument.

• The Stonehenge is so old that there is no written record of it's construction or it's original purpose.