The On-Going Enigma Of Stonehenge by Peter Quiller
Author Peter Quiller discussing the early beginnings of Stonehenge. “ If we take an arbitrary figure of one hundred henge‑building men, they might have needed at least two hundred and fifty other active men, women and children to help feed and cater for them whilst undertaking their henge‑building and ditch-digging duties. Theoretically, as hunter-gatherers, those in charge of the food supply would have had to cover at least three hundred and fifty square miles of productive territory, away from the barren Salisbury plain area – a colossal undertaking in primitive conditions, particularly when you remember they would have had to do this virtually every day!”
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