It was an interesting attempt to try something out for yourself and whether you believe it or not it still had some interesting results and the original jottings would be equally interesting.
https://picasaweb.google.com/100525707086862773355/20120525DowsersDrawingOfKAH?authkey=Gv1sRgCLjIiIOtweKgDQ#5746370063969634114
To help decipher the writing.....
Firstly the N has been added by myself to denote the Northen end of the site.
The 'remains' are indicated by her written word and a X, whilst the other two X's are where she said the buried triangular stones would be found.
The wording under the drawing says..Covered Hall and Res for reservoir. The NO between them means just that, it was not covered and was not a reservoir!
Then there is NO against Cock Fighting (still find that strange) but it was a meeting place for humans!
The 3x ledges means it was dug out to bedrock but in shelving form (seating possible?) my words and thoughts not hers.
Then the age...just over 6,000 years.
When she mentioned the shelving it didn't register at the time but have a look at this photo at something I've noticed. It's taken from the southern end from the trackway in. To the right edge is where the southern banking starts so therefore the beginning of the rectangular 'basin'. Notice how the reeded grass is much taller and thicker there for about a third of the way up the basin and also around the margins but wetter and a different type of weed is showing in the middle to northern area. This indicates to me a shallower end under the reeds with a deeper section further on. The 'shelving' begins to make sense to me now!!