Stonehenge as a graveyard
There is a theory that Stonehenge was used
for burials. Indeed, burials were found on the monuments territory, but they were made much later after Stonehenge had been built.
According to news reports, a professor of archeology from the University of Sheffield, Mike Parker Pearson, who manages the Stonehenge Riverside Archaeological Project noted that in his opinion Stonehenge from the very beginning of its existence and to flourish in the third millennium BC was considered by inhabitants of England as an area for the burial of the dead.