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Perhaps the title of this thread is misleading, or I wasn't clear in my opening post, but the original question asks whether a computer or graphic reconstruction of <i>only</i> the fallen stones at Stonehenge exists - not whether a full reconstruction (such as Foamhenge) should be attempted.

Should emphasise again that I don't think a partial restoration <i>should</i> be undertaken, just that it may be of interest to know what Stonehenge might look like if all existing stones <i>onsite</i> were back in their original positions.

Perhaps you should go to the archaeologists for this.. Julian Richards was part of the Stonehenge Environs Project of the 1980s. probably done for Wessex Archaeology. I remember reading in his Photographs of Stonehenge, his crossness at the lack of proper recording and publication of the earlier excavations of Piggott/Atkinson..
http://www.archaemedia.net/st1.asp should be the link to Julian Richards site with map of the surrounding area of Stonehenge. Hope that helps, they probably did some computer reconstructions....