A stone circle, standing stone, cairn, recumbent stone and stone alignment on Longash Common
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Rings and arrangements
Stone circle
A ring or ellipse of spaced upright stones enclosing an open area, with no enclosing henge bank and ditch.
The figures
Counted from the published site index- Catalogued
- 3,425
- Countries
- 26
- With a dated range
- 99%3,393 of 3,425 sites
- With a licensed photo
- 356
See every Stone circle 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 356, by name
Aboyne Stone Circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Acharn Falls stone circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
alignements de Kerbourgnec
c. 3300–2500 BCEPhoto: This illustration was made by Peter Potrowl . · CC BY-SA 4.0
Almendres Cromlech
c. 6000–4000 BCE*
Ammanford Gorsedd Stone Circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Anga 31:2
c. 2000 BCE–800 CE
Ardgroom stone circle
c. 3300–2500 BCE
Ardlair, stone circle 450m SW of
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Arriurdigain 1 hego
c. 3300–2500 BCE
Arriurdigain 2 ipar
c. 3300–2500 BCE
Arriurdiñetako lepoa cromlecha
c. 3300–2500 BCE
Asker 30:1
c. 2000 BCE–800 CE
Aucheleffan, stone setting 550m NW of
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Aviemore stone circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Balbirnie Stone Circle
2280–1330 BCE
Balgarthno stone circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Ballynoe Stone Circle
c. 3000–2500 BCE
Balquhain stone circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Bangor Gorsedd Circle
c. 3200–2500 BCE
Baraxar pagoxar
c. 3300–2500 BCE
Barbrook One
c. 4000–1200 BCE
Beltany stone circle
c. 2100–700 BCE
Biamendiko lepoa
c. 3300–2500 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.