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>Maybe the difference with that is that it was complete?

The difference compared to the real thing? Undoubtedly. But as I say, Stonehenge is the exception in its 'enclosedness'.

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Moth

Ah but could that be because it was originally a henge, so its original purpose had some bearing on how it was eventually used when the stones turned up? As at Avebury too - which is remarkably 'closed' when you think about it, with the high banks around it blocking the view, as Bucky says. Henges are surely about isolation from the outside?