Stone circles older than the pyramids, a buried Stone Age village, and monuments whose true purpose no one fully understands — Britain's prehistoric wonders.







Long before castles or cathedrals, the people of these islands raised circles of standing stones, vast earthworks and tombs aligned to the sun. Thousands of years later we still don't fully know why. This map gathers Britain's most awe-inspiring prehistoric sites — from the world's most famous stone circle to a 5,000-year-old village preserved beneath the sand of Orkney. Stand among them and feel the deep past.