The standing stones of prehistoric Britain, built for Mythic Realms. Stonehenge on its chalk downland with the sarsen circle and lintels, the Great Trilithon, the bluestones, the Altar Stone, the Heel Stone and the Avenue on the midsummer sunrise axis; Avebury's huge ring with the Devil's Chair, the Cove, the Obelisk and the Swindon Stone; Silbury Hill, the West Kennet Long Barrow and the Bush Barrow; and across the peat moor by East Loch Roag, the Callanish Standing Stones with their central monolith, avenue and chambered cairn. The builders left no names, so the markers tell the folklore instead: the Devil who threw the Heel Stone, the false men turned to stone, and the Shining One who walks the avenue at midsummer dawn. Built with AI on Moxel.