Jeez you don't want much do you?
Well Fred & Bert needed some for sarcen for a gert palace in London for some king or other so Fred Says 'Er's a big un pile ov oldye rocks Bert, gets yer ammers out..."
1742 (Tuesday about tea-time)
PeteG
I found the article. The author calls them Mutilated Kistaven, Fallen Kistaven and Devils Den Cromlech.
There is a sketch of the second which has 3 stones and a small mound.
The following year he found workmen breaking the stones up.
The mutilated one had all but disappeard into a pile of field clearance rubble.
I didn't note the authors name but will check next time I'm in the library.
PeteG
You could have just said you didn't know....
The reason I asked was I was wondering if you knew if they were excavated, or the stones were taken, or if they were ploughed out, i.e. whether it was worth me going to have a look. But it looks like you've answered that now, thanks.
Moth you should apologise to me and Jane for implying that Pete G and Octopussy are the only sensible ones here...