The druids did not build Stonehenge: it went up around 3000–2000 BC, some two thousand years before druids appear in Britain.
The link was invented by 17th- and 18th-century antiquarians.
The event
30th century BC · 1st century BC
More amazing facts
- 3200 BC Possibly the first personal name ever written belongs not to a king but to an accountant.
- 3180 BC · 1850 A village older than the pyramids was uncovered by a storm.
- 3100 BC · 2560 BC Ireland's Newgrange is about 500 years older than both Stonehenge in its present form and the Great Pyramid.
- 3000 BC · 1915 Stonehenge was once sold at auction, for £6,600.
- 3000 BC Stonehenge's bluestones were hauled from Wales, 240 km away — and may even be recycled.
- 3000 BC · 2560 BC Stonehenge is older than the Great Pyramid.