Scan of a printed copy of a digitally-modified reconstruction illustration depicting a theory about how people could have worked together to erect the central upturned oak tree and timber post circle of Seahenge, in about 2049BC during the Bronze Age

Date:: May 2004

Location:: Seahenge (Holme I), Holme Next The Sea, West Sands, King's Lynn And West Norfolk, Norfolk

Reference:: IC222/006

Type:: Reconstruction Artwork

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This digitally-collaged reconstruction illustration was created using elements from drawings IC222/004 and IC222/005, and was reproduced on page 76 of the 2005 English Heritage publication entitled 'Seahenge: An Archaeological Conundrum', by Charlie Watson.

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This is part of the Volume: IC222 Seahenge, Holme-next-the-Sea, Norfolk; within the Series: EHC01/146 English Heritage Reconstruction and Artwork Collection; within the Collection: EHC01 English Heritage(EH):Archive

Scan of a printed copy of a digitally-modified reconstruction illustration depicting a theory about how people could have worked together to erect the central upturned oak tree and timber post circle of Seahenge, in about 2049BC during the Bronze Age

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