Index -
The Original Purpose of the Stonehenge Site
(1) The Social Evolution from a Nomadic Culture to a Settled One
(2) The Need For Settled Farming and a Season/Weather Forecaster
(3) An Understanding of Nomadic Life
(4) Successful Transition from Nomadic to Farming Culture
(5) A Possible Primary Function of the Stonehenge Site
(6) Progression of the Sunrises
(7) A Clock of the Seasons
(8) ~ 8000 BC, Pine Post Holes
(9) ~ 3100 BC, Aubrey Holes
(10) ~ 2600 BC, Q and R Holes
(11) ~ 2400 BC, Sarsen Stones
(12) ~ 1600 BC, Y and Z Holes
Further Work
(13) Personal Thoughts
(14) Further Investigations and Other Henges
Sources (bibliography)
Neolithic Structures - UK (Evidence of Sunrise Orientation)
Appendix A - Calculations for Sunrises Angles
Appendix B - ' Stonehenge and Other British Stone Monuments Astronomically Considered '
Chapter 3, by Norman Lockyer, 1906
Appendix C - Dating the Y and Z Holes