Stonehenge landscape flyover (Stonehenge, Woodhenge, Bulford)

Stonehenge landscape

Fly anywhere. WS/↑↓ forward and back, AD sideways, ←→ turn (or drag the compass round; click it or press N to face north), E/R up, Q/F down, Shift faster, L labels, P plan view (with alignment rays).
Mouse: left-drag grabs and moves the landscape, right-drag (or Ctrl/Alt+drag) looks around, middle-drag (or Shift+right-drag) orbits the grabbed point, wheel moves toward the pointer, double-click flies there. Plan view: drag pans, right-drag turns. Touch: one finger moves the landscape, pinch zooms, twist turns, two-finger drag tilts.

Drag the ground to move it, right-drag to look, wheel to zoom, double-click to fly there. Drag the compass (top right) round to turn the view; click it or press N to face north. L labels, P plan view. The pad (bottom right) flies and shows the keys.

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Monuments (Historic England mapping)

Timber monuments: show and adjust posts

Rings

Post height 7.5 m

Positions from Cunnington’s 1929 plan. No posts survive: the height is conjecture. The bank and ditch are drawn schematically.

Hole numbers

Positions from the plan in Harding, Leivers & Silva 2026, ‘A newly discovered solstitial post alignment in the Stonehenge landscape at Bulford’, PAST 113 (Summer 2026), 2–5. Post-pits 0.8 m deep: the PAST 113 average for the pair, measuring surface not stated. Posts drawn 1.6 m above ground (a third in the ground): conjecture.

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MesoE NeoL NeoEBAAll

Re-time rise and set at each place

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Epoch

Date 21 Jun

Time 03:57 UT

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Alignment check

Choose a site and an event, then Go: the view drops to eye height (1.6 m) facing the event.