At Stonehenge today, there are a total of 83 stones remaining from the original circular structure. These include 40 sarsen stones and 43 bluestones
. Originally, there were around 80 sarsen stones and about 80 bluestones, but many have been lost or fallen over time. Among the sarsens, 52 remain in total, including those forming the central horseshoe, the outer circle, and some outlying stones like the Heel Stone
. The Heel Stone itself is a large unworked sarsen stone weighing over 36 tons
. In summary, while originally there were roughly 160 stones (about 80 sarsens and 80 bluestones), today 83 stones remain standing or visible at the Stonehenge site
