StoneGloves wrote:
No - there won't be - sarsen is almost completely silica, with a trace of iron (which gives it its colour) and other very common elements. Another problem with your theory is that it's wrongly named. A granary is a place where grain is stored, barn, silo, warehouse - what you're talking about is stonehenge as a mill, which is a different word altogether.
thank you. you are correct about the defination of granary..... small point. if memory serves , henge originaly meant hanging. so your name for the place is also incorrect. should it not be stoneresting or stonebridge?