Stonehenge: History, Identity, and Rituals

This chapter explores the historical significance of Stonehenge and its shifting perceptions over time, focusing on key figures like John Aubrey and the misattributed links to druids. It also discusses contemporary debates surrounding identity and heritage, particularly in the context of Brexit and immigration, juxtaposing these themes with the communal rituals celebrated at Stonehenge during the equinox. Through personal reflections and sensory experiences, the narrative emphasizes the profound connections between ancient history, modern identity politics, and the enduring spiritual significance of this iconic site.