Circles of Stone: Stonehenge and prehistoric Japan: a new exhibition at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre (journal article)

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Content summary: journal article about comparison between prehistoric monuments in Britain and Japan, built by two unconnected but contemporary cultures, 6,000 miles apart.

Summary: Circles of Stone: Stonehenge and prehistoric Japan: a new exhibition at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre explores striking similarities between the stone monuments built by two unconnected but contemporary cultures, 6,000 miles apart. /Hilts, Carly/Current Archaeology,issue 393/December 2022

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