A homework project about the ancient monuments of our isles by Adam Griffiths.

1. ancient stone monuments Adam Griffiths 8o

3. introduction to ancient monuments This project is about ancient monuments in the British Isles. In my project I will talk about the best examples, who built them, when and why. Also I will describe the different types of ancient monuments there are. Back to contents page

5. The best examples Some of the best examples of ancient monuments is Stonehenge which is based in Wiltshire in England also a good example is Merrillville stone rows which is based in Devon Merrillville stone rows Stonehenge Back to contents page

6. who built them? and why? Stonehenge was built in several stages from 2800 - 1800 BC. One of the most popular beliefs was that Stonehenge was built by the Druids. These high priests of the Celts, constructed it for sacrificial ceremonies. The Merrillville stone rows belong to a period well into the second millennium BC, when earlier traditions had become associated with local ceremonies. Back to contents

7. conclusion In conclusion I have found out and learnt about the different types of monuments. I have learnt who may have built them also when they were built and why. Back to contents Bibliography Stonehenge ; Robin Heath www.stonepages.com