"lezi zibalo zenza ukuthi imiholo yama--ceo aseningizimu afrika ifane namakinati. umbiko wedeloitte kuleli sonto udalule ukuthi ama--ceo ezinkampani ezingu--100 eziphezulu ezihweba kwi--jse ngosuku ubegoduka nomholo olilinganiselwa ku--r69 000 ngosuku. the windmill hill people originated in eastern england, and are named after their nearby earthworks and barrows. it is thought that they constructed the large circular furrows and mounds. one of the earliest semi--nomadic hunting and gathering groups with an agricultural economy, they attached great importance to circles and symmetrical design. the beaker people -- so--called because of their tradition of including beakers, or pottery cups, in their graves -- are thought to have migrated from spain. a progressive, well--organized but warlike people, they buried their dead not in mass graves but in small individual tombs marked by mounds called tumuli. the beaker folk included a range of weaponry in their graves, like daggers and battle--axes -- coinciding exactly with the engravings of weaponry found on some of the sarsen stones. the wess--x people, who appeared about 1500 bce, were the final builders of stonehenge. one of the most advanced bronze age cultures outside the mediterranean area, whose main settlements were invariably located close to important road junctions, they controlled trade routes throughout the south of the country.