>as some kinda public event.

I kept on hearing that, even from Gill Hey, the local archaeologist (although I think she's moved on now).

I also heard (from the archaeo in the Oxon Museum Stores) that they were hoping to get funding for the erection of the Ascott-under-Wychwood burial chambers in the village. The stones are presently lying on pallets within the museum store.

:o)

Baz