Not sure if people are interested but I thought I'd post it anyway. In the latest edition of Current Archaeology, issue 402, September. On the letters page is an article about Neolithic carved stone balls and the use of cup and ring marks. My mate Rob wrote the article. There should have been more. Thoughts were that the balls were placed in the cups, to try and work out phases of the moon, seasons etc. Some of the layouts echo layouts of several stone circles, with a similarity to orions belt.

There's some very groovy(!) experimenting with patterns made by rolling carved stone balls over various surfaces here, courtesy of Tess Machling:

https://mastodonapp.uk/@tess_machling/110860377611617966

Nickogit wrote:
In the latest edition of Current Archaeology, issue 402, September. On the letters page is an article about Neolithic carved stone balls and the use of cup and ring marks.
I'll be interested to read that letter since I am currently stockpiling CSB theories - it's online at https://the-past.com/shorts/letters/ca-402-letters-august/

Chris Stewart-Moffit's (read-only) online database is a great data resource - https://archaeopress123.sharepoint.com/:x:/s/ArchaeopressOnlineContent/IQCUDjgRHR96RJbtgzpt0w_HAa-kLReVcsCx3I2USXTalJ8