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Artist's impression of how Durrington Walls may have looked © English Heritage
It also possible that the timber structures inside the henge may not have been roofed

    
Aerial photo of Durrington Walls © English Heritage - NMR 4482/16 Pottery found at Durrington Walls courtesy of Wiltshire Heritage Museum © English Heritage Artist's impression of how Durrington Walls may have looked © English Heritage Photo of Excavations at Durrington Walls © English Heritage
Durrington Walls - Wooden Structures

Excavation and geophysical surveys have shown that at least two circular wooden structures once stood within the banks.

One, near the south eastern entrance consisted of a series of five concentric wooden postholes, with an outer diameter of 38 metres (125 feet). The other wooden structure, standing to the north, had two rings of posts and measured 27 metres (89 feet) in diameter.

Both structures at Durrington Walls seem to have been built in several stages