Some of them had cup marks, but on many I could find none. When at its best the Internet can serve as a vast reference library giving access to information from all around the planet. Go to the full text of Rock Art Resources on the Internet . Danny Sullivan Everyone will be familiar with the ongoing problems at Stonehenge and the dreadful state of the site, the visitor facilities and the perennial access problems. On a smaller scale these problems exist at a number of less well-known, but as important sites.
Vandalism is the main problem.
However the response to these and other problems exists at a number of less well-known but important sites. As a result we are faced with the prospect of ancient sacred sites and monuments being closed to public access while their custodians whinge about lack of finance to deal with the problem. I would like to draw your attention to the pitiful state of Stoney Littleton long barrow, near Wellow, Somerset. Anyone who has visited this site in the recent years will have been disappointed to find that access to the interior of the barrow has been denied. The roofs of the chambers and passage have been shored up and notices inform us that repair works are under way, but in the last three years no noticeable improvements seem to have been made at all.