article_snippet: The largest structure in this image is known as the sun circle.
article_snippet: One particular stone circle is known as the ‘Sun Circle’ (pictured) and is formed by four concentric circles, the largest of which measures 26 ft (eight metres) in diameter, with the smallest inner ring destroyed .
article_snippet: The largest of the shapes, which features four concentric circles may have been the focus of sacrifices to a sun god.
article_snippet: One particular stone circle is known as the ‘Sun Circle’ and is formed by four concentric circles - the largest of which measures 26 ft (eight metres) in diameter, with the smallest inner ring destroyed.
article_snippet: On the southeast of the Sun Circle there are a multiple circles of different sizes.
article_snippet: Because of the shape of One particular stone circle, and a lack of evidence of bodies at the sites, the unnamed local expert told Yahoo four concentric circles - the largest of which measures 26 ft (eight metres) in diameter, with the smallest inner ring destroyed were likely to have been sacrificial worship sites for ancient nomadic people - although he didn’t elaborate on what may have been sacrificed.
article_snippet: four concentric circles - the largest of which measures 26 ft (eight metres) in diameter, with the smallest inner ring destroyed have been compared to Stonehenge in Wiltshire (pictured), whose origins and purpose remains largely a mystery, with some experts suggesting it too was used to worship the sun .
article_snippet: he explained that four concentric circles - the largest of which measures 26 ft (eight metres) in diameter, with the smallest inner ring destroyed are all located on higher ground, which fits the selection conditions for ancient worship ceremonies.
article_snippet: four concentric circles - the largest of which measures 26 ft (eight metres) in diameter, with the smallest inner ring destroyed may be compared to Stonehenge in Wiltshire, whose origins and purpose remains largely a mystery, with some experts suggesting it too was used to worship the sun.
article_snippet: The circles and squares (pictured) are all located on higher ground, which fits the selection conditions for ancient worship ceremonies .