The Stonehenge Avenue

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The banked and ditched route from Stonehenge's north-east entrance to the River Avon at West Amesbury.

References

Allen, M.J., Chan, B., Cleal, R., French, C., Marshall, P., Pollard, J., Pullen, R., Richards, C., Ruggles, C., Robinson, D., Rylatt, J., Thomas, J., Welham, K., Parker Pearson, M. 2016. Stonehenge's Avenue and 'Bluestonehenge'. Antiquity 90(352): 991–1008. DOI (open access)
Darvill, T., Marshall, P., Parker Pearson, M., Wainwright, G. 2012. Stonehenge remodelled. Antiquity 86(334): 1021–1040. DOI (open access)
Daw, T. 2012-10. sarsen.org blog post "the other stonehenge peri glacial". link (open access)
Daw, T. 2012-11. sarsen.org blog post "the avenue not processional way". link (open access)
Daw, T. 2012-11. sarsen.org blog post "stonehenge periglacial stripes". link (open access)
Daw, T. 2013-04. sarsen.org blog post "more on periglacial stripes". link (open access)
Daw, T. 2014-01. sarsen.org blog post "periglacial stripes in old stonehenge". link (open access)
Daw, T. 2013-09. sarsen.org blog post "stonehenge avenue ditches under road". link (open access)

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