Ring of Brodgar

Stone circles are found all around the United Kingdom. These structures vary in size and meaning, but are usually regarded as being sacred. Many theories have been crafted over time concerning stone circles, however, their true known origins and uses are vague and open for interpretation, which makes them a complex topic to discuss and research. By looking at stone circles throughout the United Kingdom and examining the ways in which they connect to folktales, cultural practices, and current ideas

In 3200 B.C. a couple of Scotland farmers that lived in Orkney Islands decided they would build something amazing. Everyday life in Orkney was way more cultured than we ever imagined. The houses had hearths,beds,and even cupboards. Orkney had fertile soil and a warm climate. This made the land more profitable for the farmers. The residents of Orkney Built complex buildings that that they ever thought possible. The residents of Orkney used thousands of heavy Sand stones, then carried them several