Stone corrals

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Embanked stone circles.

There is a type of monument known as an embanked stone circle.

Like some other respondents, I'm a little surprised at the stone circles you've chosen as examples for your conjecture.

Embanked stone circles.

Here's one:

http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/2233

baz

Thanks for that link baz.

Barbrook II looks so like a corral that I'm tempted to say that it was a corral :-) I'm not saying of course that all circles were corrals I'm saying that some may have been, and what we now see just as a circle of standing stones may have once had walls or fences between the stones.

As I said above, I'm happy to be proved wrong, but I do think the conjecture is worth considering (and perhaps keeping in mind when we visit circles as someone might spot something that might reinforce the conjecture).