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Are the Damerham long barrows ‘a thousand years older than Stonehenge’?

April 26, 2017barrows damerham Older thousand

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Are the Damerham long barrows ‘a thousand years older than Stonehenge’?

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It depends which phase of Stonehenge you’re talking about. They have a good chance of being around a thousand years older than the main sarsen structures, but those were not the first features at Stonehenge.