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English Heritage[2] and Britannica[3] date the erection of Stonehenge’s sarsen circle and trilithons to approximately 2500 BCE.
English Heritage’s official Stonehenge timeline dates the sarsen circle and trilithon phase to around 2500 BCE.
States the sarsen stones were brought from the Marlborough Downs and erected around 2500 BCE.[1]
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