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Robed figures on a terrace overlook Tartessos, a busy harbor of galleys and white temples set on olive-covered hills.Mediterranea, painted for this archive

Stonehenge

Place, Landmark

The holy circle of Havar, grandest of the megalithic monuments to the Old God Hawwa, used both for worship and as a calendar tracking the sun and moon. It lies in the district of Aw, and the High Druid is its keeper.

From the book

Stonehenge is the holy circle of Havar and the grandest of all the megalithic monuments raised to Hawwa, one of the Old Gods. The ring of standing stones serves both worship and timekeeping: by watching where the sun and moon rise and set against particular stones, the druids mark the passing days, months, seasons and years. It stands in Aw, Havar's most prestigious district, and the High Druid holds the title Keeper of Stonehenge.

At a glance

Region
Aw district, Havar, Alba
Keeper
The High Druid of Havar

Described within the Havar entry; not a separate Index listing.