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United Nations Geneva, 1992
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Whether Stonehenge was a stone-age
astronomical observatory or not, alignments with the rising of
the Sun and Moon are undoubtedly embodied in its construction
and its mystery continues to fascinate. Stonehenge has been a
UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, and this stamp issued by
the United Nations Geneva headquarters commemorates the 20th
anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention.
Stanley Gibbons no. G212
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Maldives, 1986
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Stonehenge at sunrise made a somewhat
irrelevant appearance in the background of this portrait of
Edmond Halley from the Halley’s Comet set released by the
Maldive Islands in 1986.
Stanley Gibbons no. 1153
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