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Re: Climbing on Standing Stones
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jonnyj wrote:
I understand in the case of the DD that there were no photographs of the top of the "capstone" hence validity in climbing it.

Well IMO (and various others in this thread) telling the guardians, getting their opinion and permission and agreeing a method with them and not acting on the basis of the claim that most Wessex archaeos are illiterate about rock art would have had much more "validity"! I think I'd back EH to have access to more genuine expertise on the subject than anyone else so....


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Posted by nigelswift
27th February 2012ce
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