Hodson Stone Circle

Hodson Stone Circle was a stone circle in the village of Hodson, Wiltshire, England, part of the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age tradition of stone circle construction dating between 3300 and 900 BC. It was discovered and recorded by antiquarian A. D. Passmore in the 1890s, who noted eight stones remaining and a possible avenue or stone row extending toward Coate. A road cut through the circle and several barns encroached upon it, making it very difficult to locate. Archaeologists David Field and David McOmish noted in 2017 that any surviving stones may now be found loose around the village or incorporated into local buildings.