taken from the on-site information board:
Stone setting Hunt
Southwest of the village of Marx in the “Hunt” field stood a stone setting, which probably served as a road marker in the Middle Ages.
It consisted of a vertical centre stone 1.98 metres high, surrounded by four or five boulders in a circle. The exact number is unknown because the Hunt fell victim to heath cultivation. It owes its re-erection to deep ploughing measures, which brought the individual stones back to light. This Hunt stone setting in its current form was re-erected in 1978 by the Marx Citizens’ Association.
The original stone setting was located on the highest elevation about 200 metres southwest of its current location. The shape of the stone setting resembled a sitting dog. This is probably how the field name ‘Hunt’ came about.