How many stones does Stonehenge have?

Answer 1

Two Heelstones (one now missing), originally two 'Slaughter Stones', 4 Station Stones, 30 outer ring uprights, 30 lintels, 5 Trilithon uprights, 5 Trilithon Lintels. 1 Altar stone and a lot of bluestones ( i.e. 79 major stones, mostly 'sarsen' and 80 or so bluestones).

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Answer 2

I would love to tell you and so would hundreds of historians, but I can't and neither can they. To this day, it isn't 100% sure who constructed it, let alone how many! It was probably a large number because those massive stones were lifted or somehow transported without the use of the wheel!

Answer 3

4367 stones
In its complete form the outermost stone setting consisted of a circle of 30 upright Saracen's, of which 17 still stand.

Answer 4

12. Also search Stonehenge on Google Earth

Answer 5

there were originally about 80 stones in Stonehenge, but many of them had either fallen or been taken out for construction in previous centuries.

Answer 6

Minimum 80 people. Find out how visit enter erecting a trilithon in a search engine.

Answer 7

heres a plan - count them :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Stone_Plan.jpg

Answer 8

Upright stones number about 26

Answer 9

100