I've just been talking to a mate about the Durrington Walls programme, and he mentioned something interesting:
"The general idea seems to have been that you have feasts and a rave at henges with east-west entrances, giving a happy feel, like Knowleton Henge (not so happy of you are one of the pigs being roasted though). If the entrance is north-south, the henges seem to be more linked with death and have a grim feel."
Does anyone know any more about this? If there's any archaeological evidence to back it up? He's an ex-archaeologist, I believe, so have no reason to question it, but just wondered if anyone else had any info along these lines...
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