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Seahenge
Seahenge (ou Holme I) est le plus ancien cercle rituel de bois intact[1].
Composé de 55 poteaux[2] de chêne disposé autour d'une souche centrale, ce cercle rituel a été découvert en 1998 sur le site de Holme-next-the-Sea, sur la côte du Norfolk, en Grande-Bretagne.
Cette structure de 6,78 m de diamètre date de l'âge de bronze et fut bâtie à partir d'arbres abattus en 2049 avant J.-C.[1].
Sources
Bibliographie
- (en) Seahenge: New Discoveries in Prehistoric Britain par Francis Pryor - 2001 - (ISBN 0007101910)
- (en) Seahenge: A Quest for Life and Death in Bronze Age Britain par Francis Pryor - 2002 - (ISBN 0007101929)
- (en) Seahenge: An Archaeological Conundrum par Charlie Watson - 2005 - (ISBN 1850748969)
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