The largest stone circle in the world Avebury

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  • Famous researchers like Aubrey or Stukeley were interested in Avebury during the VVII century and searched part of the site before it was destroyed. Archaeology research in the twentieth century was carried out by Alexander Keiller, where he rebuilt much of the monument. Carbon 14 dating and pollen analysis in buried soils have shown that the lowland environment changed around 4250-4000 BC. Supposedly when agriculture would begin. The change to an environment of grasslands of wet and heavy soils and extensions was mainly caused by farmers, probably to felling trees and burning. As it is believed that in the Neolithic Avebury and the surrounding hills were covered with dense oak forests.
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