Arbor Low
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Rings and arrangements
Henge with stone settings
A henge (circular area enclosed by a bank with an internal ditch) that contains one or more stone circles or other stone settings.
The figures
Counted from the published site index- Catalogued
- 92
- Countries
- 3
- With a dated range
- 98%90 of 92 sites
- With a licensed photo
- 35
See every Henge with stone settings on the globeWhere they are
From the Atlas taxonomy, with its Wikidata and Getty AAT matches.
The sites of this type
Sites 1–24 of 35, by name
LoreAvebury
c. 3000–2400 BCE
Balfarg
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Blakey Topping standing stones
c. 3600–1800 BCE
Bodach and Cailleach
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Bodorwedd Standing Stones
3630–430 BCE
Castle Dykes Henge
c. 3600–1800 BCE
Conon Bridge,henge 230m NE of Riverford
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Devil's Quoits
1855–1570 BCE*
Group of henge monuments, an associated group of round barrows, a Saxon cemetery, and a Norman church at Knowlton
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Henge de Roda
No published date range
Henge monuments at Durrington Walls and Woodhenge, a round barrow cemetery, two additional round barrows and four settlements
c. 4000–2400 BCE
King Arthur's Round Table
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Knowlton Circles
c. 3600–1800 BCE
LoreMarden Henge
2654–1988 BCE
Maumbury Rings
2120–1860 BCE
Mayburgh Henge
c. 3600–1800 BCE
Meini Gwyr
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Milfield Henge
1720–1640 BCE
LoreMount Pleasant henge
2195–1880 BCE
Normangill henge
c. 4000–2400 BCE
Penrhos Feilw Standing Stones
c. 3600–1800 BCE
LoreUNESCO World HeritageRing of Brodgar
2600–2400 BCE
Sornaichean Coir Fhinn standing stones
c. 4000–2400 BCE
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Where they are
One dot per site of this type, on a plain graticule. The map draws from the published site index.