Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument situated in England. It consists (1) in a series of stone settings and is known as the (2) most complex stone construction in the world.
Built as a religious temple, Stonehenge was first recorded (3) by John Aubrey in the 17th century, although the excavation of the site began (4) in 1919.
Research (5) has shown that there were three main periods of building, and in the 15th century BC Stonehenge (6) has been/was completely reconstructed. The fact that the monument is (7) very large means that many people worked together in a team (8) to/in order to build it.
Records show that the site was used (9) as a place of worship during the summer month.
Today, Stonehenge is (10) one of the most famous attractions in Britain.
