On the Scottish Orkney Islands, there stands this fascinating ancient stone circle known as the Ring of Brodgar. It dates back thousands of years. It's situated within an important area known as the Heart of Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site. I do wonder what this place was originally for. What purpose did it serve? What did it mean to the people who lived nearby or visited?
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