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""Don't forget, though, it's the academics who have revealed oodles about our past and who seek in their various ways to preserve it for our future".

Hmmm, rather topical. Sometimes then and now the academic mindset is apt to err too far towards learning at the expense of preservation. And then, in the wise words of a sage, there's "no learning to be taught, save that history's lesson Is never to be learned".
The problem arises, plain and simple, when the decision is the hands of too few. And if they happen also to be intellectually arrogant, well...

And (apparently) lie or twist the truth about the possibilities of preserving intact.

With Seahenge (I don't like the name either Baz, but twas inevitable really) it would as Nigel said, surely've deteriorated fairly quickly, so mebbe it was right to move it. I'm not sure now.

I've not seen the display of preserved remnants but the few photos etc I've seen don't make it look as if they've exactly pulled out all the stops....

Good to know that 'Holme 2' is still there, either way.

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Moth