Avebury - The World's Largest Prehistoric Stone Circle

Steve Marshall's new book 'Exploring Avebury: The Essential Guide' leads us on a journey of discovery through the prehistoric Avebury landscape & several millennia of human activity.

World Heritage site of Avebury through the seasons: a collection of images of the Avebury landscape by Steve Marshall, author of Exploring Avebury: The Essential Guide.

A short film to introduce the world's largest stone circle and its place within the Neolithic 'monumental landscape' that ranges over many miles of rolling downland.

Explore Silbury Hill near the Avebury Henge, constructed between 2450 BC and 2350 BC. This immense mound was built mostly of chalk rubble, naturally covered with turf.

The British Isles Prehistory Archive presents a rich array of monuments, art and tools found throughout the British Isles. Evidence of occupation dates from over 30,000 years ago.

Travel the continents of the world and discover the origins of art; from the cave paintings of France to the rock carvings of the Americas, and Palaeolithic Ice Age sculptures.