Pitts, M. W. (2012). Largest works in 4,000 years start at henge. British Archaeology (125). Vol 125, pp. 7-7.

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Largest works in 4,000 years start at henge
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British Archaeology (125)
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British Archaeology
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125
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66
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7
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The first steps have recently been taken towards transforming the presentation of Stonehenge to visitors. This article mentions the long history of problems at the site before outlining the works that are planned for the next two years. These will include a new visitor centre and the removal of part of a road (the A344). LD
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Michael W Pitts ORCID icon
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2012
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4000 (Auto Detected Temporal)
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14 Feb 2015