Do not dig or disturb the site in any way. Any discovery made at a monument should be reported to the local museum. Every clue that aids in the understanding of these places can then be shared by all who wish to know. Use the monument in whatever way you choose, for scientific investigation experiential satisfaction religious practices but do not move, mark or alter the monument in any way, even temporarily. This specifically includes moving or re-arranging stones, digging in or around the site, use of metal detectors, burning candles on the stones or daubing stones with paint.
Much damage is done accidentally by people who mean no harm.
Think twice, and don't do anything which would cause degradation to the monument such as climbing on it or lighting fires nearby. Through adherence to these simple guidelines we hope that the stones which have survived the countless centuries to remain to us now, will not fall victim to the generations of the 21st century. We who are the most knowledgable and capable of people are thereby mandated to be the most responsible. If you like these pages let me design and write yours. Marks Web Design.