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Stonehenge, Wiltshire
Code
984705
Stonehenge is an icon of England, and one of the world?s most famous prehistoric sites. The stone circle, which is aligned with the movements of the sun, was built around 4,500 years ago.
It?s an astonishing testament to the engineering skills and communal effort of prehistoric people ? transporting the stones over long distances and raising them into position involved huge amounts of labour.
There has long been debate about the meaning and function of Stonehenge, and archaeologists still advance new theories about why it was built. But the orientation of the stones to the rising and setting of the sun at the summer and winter solstices shows that these times were important for Stonehenge?s builders and their descendants, and it was undoubtedly a site of great spiritual significance.
The Stonehenge stones are reflected as whimsy pieces in this puzzle, along with links to archaology and the summer solstice. This jigsaw puzzle also includes the English Heritage logo.
The logo is not included in the 40 piece puzzle.
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Themed
Whimsy
shaped
pieces
Irregular
shaped
pieces
Laser cut
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perfect fit
Precision
Laser Cut
Sustainable
British
Made
Classic
- Featuring shaped puzzle pieces, called whimsies, designed to match the theme of the image for an entertaining experience.
- Irregular shaped puzzle pieces for added challenge, including dissected corners, straight pieces within the puzzle and non straight pieces around the outside.
- All our puzzles are made using wood from sustainably managed forests. The box is also made with recycled materials and no plastic is used in our packaging process.
- Made in the heart of the British Countryside, this premium quality puzzle is a sustainable and durable product made to last for years to come.
- Precision laser cutting ensures intricate jigsaw puzzle pieces that fit together perfectly.
Stonehenge is an icon of England, and one of the world?s most famous prehistoric sites. The stone circle, which is aligned with the movements of the sun, was built around 4,500 years ago.
It?s an astonishing testament to the engineering skills and communal effort of prehistoric people ? transporting the stones over long distances and raising them into position involved huge amounts of labour.
There has long been debate about the meaning and function of Stonehenge, and archaeologists still advance new theories about why it was built. But the orientation of the stones to the rising and setting of the sun at the summer and winter solstices shows that these times were important for Stonehenge?s builders and their descendants, and it was undoubtedly a site of great spiritual significance.
The Stonehenge stones are reflected as whimsy pieces in this puzzle, along with links to archaology and the summer solstice. This jigsaw puzzle also includes the English Heritage logo.
The logo is not included in the 40 piece puzzle.
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Standard – 4-5 working days, excluding Saturdays
International Delivery
UK - Royal Mail Tracked
2-3 working days, including Saturdays
Rest of the World - FedEx Tracked
USA – 4-5 working days, excluding Saturdays
Rest of the World – 6-8 working days, excluding Saturdays
Returns:
In the unlikely event that you are less than delighted with your new puzzle, you can return it to us for a full refund or exchange.
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- How thick are the puzzle pieces?
All of our puzzles are made from a 4mm thick sustainably sourced wooden composite. - What are whimsy pieces?
Whimsies are puzzle pieces handcrafted into recognisable shapes. - Do all puzzles have whimsy pieces?
Our expert designers add whimsy pieces to all puzzles except our 'Extra Difficult' range with repetitive pieces. - Where are Wentworth Wooden Puzzles made?
Since 1991, we've been crafting unique wooden jigsaw puzzles in the heart of Wiltshire.
