Stonehenge is one of the oldest and most famous monuments in the world. The building of Stonehenge was started 5,000 years ago by the ancient Britons, whose tools were deer antlers and animal bones.Nobody knows for sure why Stonehenge was built - it could have been a temple, a burial chamber or even have been used to plot the movement of the Sun and Moon. Whatever its purpose, Stonehenge was very important to the people of ancient Britain who spent many years on its construction.Arthur Jackman's book brings you the story of Stonehenge by way of a detailed list of important facts.At times going through a long book can be intimidating, but Jackman cuts it down into 44 easy to understand facts for a girl or boy to read.We hope the facts about Stonehenge will fascinate you and encourage you to learn much more about this ancient and mysterious monument.