Bones found at Stonehenge belonged to people from Wales theguardian.com/science/2018/a…

Display here Wiltshire Museum for Human Henge Find out more about this project on the @heritagelottery blog: hlf.org.uk/about-us/news-…

Have you read about the Human Henge pilot we were involved in? Amazing project about archaeology, #mentalhealth and creativity - learn more from Wiltshire Museum!

When Stonehenge was gifted to the nation 100 years ago it marked a major turning point in the way it was cared for. Setting in motion a programme of care and conservation for the monument and surrounding landscape which continues today #CharityTuesday eht.social/2MEq59e

Good morning! We are enjoying the wonderful calming effect this beautiful photo of sunrise at Stonehenge is giving us. Happy Monday everyone! #MondayMotivation eht.social/2ooW5z6

New blog post with some Human Henge news humanhenge.org/2018/09/10/hum… #Stonehenge #Avebury #mentalhealth #wellbeing Avebury NT Stonehenge Richmond Fellowship #MakingRecoveryReality HLF South West

This event at Maiden Castle looks like it will be great humanhenge.org/2018/09/10/way… #maidencastle #dorset #heritage

New post: 11 September 2018 – Ancient Technology Centre humanhenge.org/?p=1360

For the last 100 years, Stonehenge has provided the perfect photo opportunity. 📸 The stones haven't changed much — even if the fashion has! ➡️ See the photos you've been sharing with us: eht.social/sh100

The sun has come out in time to welcome our visitors! #SH100

“It was a magical experience to walk the landscape with experts treating us all as normal intelligent people, instead of our 'illness'” Claire #Stonehenge #SH100 #mentalhealth Read more about the #NationalLottery funded Human Henge project here: bit.ly/2SkGYVm

New post: How a Stonehenge project helped people’s wellbeing humanhenge.org/?p=1363

Human Henge - How a Stonehenge project helped people's wellbeing humanhenge.org #SH100 #stonehenge #wellbeing #mentalhealth @heritagelottery English Heritage

Stonehenge welcomes over a million visitors a year and there is certainly something about this place which keeps them coming. We asked visitors this centenary year — why do people still visit Stonehenge? #SH100 💯

"I took this photo in July 1961 on the way to Devon. Mum and dad were not really interested in history so I guess they were persuaded to visit by my brother and I who had probably learned about Stonehenge at school" See more from our #SH100 gallery here 👉 eht.social/2O236V8

New post: Heritage Lottery Fund – Historic Landscapes and Mental Health at Stonehenge humanhenge.org/?p=1369

New post: HUMAN HENGE EVALUATION REPORT humanhenge.org/?p=1395

New post: Spring Equinox gathering at Stonehenge 22 March 2019 humanhenge.org/?p=1405

New post: Human Henge features in Guardian article about heritage and mental health humanhenge.org/?p=1414

New post: Human Henge Online humanhenge.org/?p=1426