I would be wary of the archaeological prolepsis that the heritage Borg attempts to assimilate the public with. Roman votive travellers and settlers, Saxon riverside place namers, period military occupants and map makers and such as botanists and hare coursers adopted monuments in various ways long before Camden visited with a purpose Leland recorded his itinerary and Aubrey wandered into town. As for the K.Avenue, meddling Maud launched the topsy of the 'upside down' remember before AK came on the scene to turvy, in relation to which not ‘much thought was given to the Avenue’ is crucial because M was argued by AK and A.D. Passmore to have had no realistic evidence of the former position of the stone or any realistic chance of restoring it properly after the travesty she made of Adam.