Not to make this seem like a history gang-up, but Celts also didn't build Stonehenge. The site in part dates back around 3,100 BCE, at the latest the last parts added 2,000 BCE. So this thing predates not just Christianity, but the Romans, and the Celts presence in the area. The British Iron Age is around when Celts arrived, earliest 800 BCE.
Just wanted to make clear the sheer ancientness of the site, it not only doesn't belong to the Crown (well literally it does but you know what I mean), it has no direct heir. Not the druids, not the Romans, not any neo-pagans, it is sorta everyone's and no one's
Not to make this seem like a history gang-up, but Celts also didn't build Stonehenge. The site in part dates back around 3,100 BCE, at the latest the last parts added 2,000 BCE. So this thing predates not just Christianity, but the Romans, and the Celts presence in the area. The British Iron Age is around when Celts arrived, earliest 800 BCE.
Just wanted to make clear the sheer ancientness of the site, it not only doesn't belong to the Crown (well literally it does but you know what I mean), it has no direct heir. Not the druids, not the Romans, not any neo-pagans, it is sorta everyone's and no one's