Placeholder: Close similarities have been noted between Stonehenge and Pömmelte circular enclosure in central Germany, which was built by Bell Beaker people around 2300 BC.[127] [121] Large timber circles in Britain such as Woodhenge, near to Stonehenge, have similarly been dated to the early Beaker period or just before the Beaker period.[182][183] Some researchers have suggested that Woodhenge may have been a monumental roofed building, though it is usually thought to have been an open-air structure.[184][ Close similarities have been noted between Stonehenge and Pömmelte circular enclosure in central Germany, which was built by Bell Beaker people around 2300 BC.[127] [121] Large timber circles in Britain such as Woodhenge, near to Stonehenge, have similarly been dated to the early Beaker period or just before the Beaker period.[182][183] Some researchers have suggested that Woodhenge may have been a monumental roofed building, though it is usually thought to have been an open-air structure.[184][

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Close similarities have been noted between Stonehenge and Pömmelte circular enclosure in central Germany, which was built by Bell Beaker people around 2300 BC.[127] [121] Large timber circles in Britain such as Woodhenge, near to Stonehenge, have similarly been dated to the early Beaker period or just before the Beaker period.[182][183] Some researchers have suggested that Woodhenge may have been a monumental roofed building, though it is usually thought to have been an open-air structure.[184][

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Beaker culture introduces the practice of burial in single graves, suggesting an Earlier Bronze Age social organisation of family groups.[153] Towards the Later Bronze Age the sites move to potentially fortifiable hilltops, suggesting a more "clan"-type structure.[154] Although the typical Bell Beaker practice of crouched burial has been observed,[155] cremation was readily adopted[156] in accordance with the previous tradition of the autochthons.[134] In a tumulus the find of the extended skele
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