1. Plural of henge; prehistoric stone or timber monuments consisting of a circle or oval of standing stones or posts, often with an outer bank and ditch.
Usage: Usually used in archaeological and historical contexts.; Often refers to Neolithic or Bronze Age structures found in Britain and Europe.

Examples

• Stonehenge is one of the most famous henges in the world.
• Archaeologists have discovered several henges across the English countryside.
• Many henges date back thousands of years to prehistoric times.
• The henges of Wiltshire attract millions of visitors each year.
• Researchers study henges to understand ancient ceremonial practices.