Stonehenge Neolithic Houses

Stonehenge Neolithic Houses transports you back 5,000 years to imagine the lives of the people who built one of the world's most mysterious monuments. This evocative artwork explores the reconstructed dwellings of the Neolithic builders, offering a glimpse into the daily life of our ancient ancestors on Salisbury Plain.

Archaeological discoveries near Stonehenge have revealed the remains of substantial settlements where the monument's builders lived, worked, and gathered. These timber-framed houses with their thatched roofs and wattle-and-daub walls housed the communities who undertook the extraordinary feat of constructing Stonehenge, creating a connection between the monumental and the domestic.

Perfect for:

• History enthusiasts fascinated by prehistoric Britain and archaeology
• Those captivated by ancient civilizations and how people lived
• Anyone drawn to the human stories behind great monuments
• Creating a sense of deep history and ancestral connection in your space

Created by Art by Aitch, this artwork honours the ingenuity and community spirit of the Neolithic people who shaped the landscape and left us with an enduring mystery. The original image was taken at the start of a trekathon from Stonehenge to Avebury and adjusted into the style of an oil painting