What was the purpose for Stonehenge? Was it a calendar, an observatory, or a sacrificial site? These suggestions by archaeologists assume that it was a completed design instead of a project left half-finished because the assembly instructions were provided by IKEA.

Justin Pollard, John Lloyd and Stevyn Colgan composed a cartoon illustrating this explanation. This is the first panel; the latter stages seem to involve magic and heavy drinking.

Published in the qi ‘h’ annual, the ‘henj’ infographic by British writer Justin Pollard was designed with input from creatives Stevyn Colgan and john lloyd
to offer ikea-style instructions for the construction of stonehenge. Via Neatorama.