Stonehenge’s glacial till?

Artist first. Geology A level a distant third, and that was forty-five years ago. What follows was worked out in conversation with an AI, then checked against the documents. Where the checking ran out, I say so.

It is a reply to Brian John, who picked up my Glacial A303 post, and then answered a question I put to him. His answer changed what I think is worth asking for.

Map showing Trenches 511 and 512 north of the A303, west of Countess Roundabout, with Blick Mead and the River Avon to the south.
Two dots, back in the landscape. Trenches 511 and 512 lie beside the A303, west of Countess Roundabout, across the road from Blick Mead. The rings mark recorded trench locations, not trench outlines or the exact position of sample 51138. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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