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Many archaeologists believe that the ring of megaliths was probably both (
- A /a temple and a settlement at the same time, a simultaneous cultural and cultic space, where imaginary gods, (
- B /carved on stone, lived among the people, with both hunger and faith (
- C /nudging them towards economic and political innovations to make life easier (
- D .
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