Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join Professor Duncan Garrow as he takes us on a journey back 5000 years to explore the real human stories behind one of the world’s best known but most misunderstood monuments.
Professor Garrow is a leading authority on prehistoric Britain, who co-created the highly-acclaimed 'World of Stonehenge' exhibition at the British Museum, drawing over 190,000 visitors.
Download the slides: reading.ac.uk/events/-/media/events/files/2025-10-Garrow_Into_the_World_of_Stonehenge.pdf
Hear more from our experts on one of our online FutureLearn courses: futurelearn.com/courses/archaeology
Learn more about our archaeology research at: reading.ac.uk/archaeology/research
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Join Professor Duncan Garrow as he takes us on a journey back 5000 years to explore the real human stories behind one of the world’s best known but most misunderstood monuments.
Professor Garrow is a leading authority on prehistoric Britain, who co-created the highly-acclaimed 'World of Stonehenge' exhibition at the British Museum, drawing over 190,000 visitors.
Download the slides: reading.ac.uk/events/-/media/events/files/2025-10-Garrow_Into_the_World_of_Stonehenge.pdf
Hear more from our experts on one of our online FutureLearn courses: futurelearn.com/courses/archaeology
Learn more about our archaeology research at: reading.ac.uk/archaeology/research
The University of Reading is committed to providing activities and events that are open to everyone in the local community. We are proud that our events, including the public lecture programme, can be offered free of charge.
If you wish to donate, your gift will help enhance future events and develop fun and informative community activities. To donate, visit: reading.ac.uk/about/local-community/supporting-community-events
The University of Reading is an exempt charity (charity number X8145)
For future events, mailing list and fundraising, visit reading.ac.uk/events
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