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It would seem this is a much larger issue than just the legality of removing ancient monuments, for private purposes. Since various museums also have been known to purloin these sacred sites, under the guise of "protection", currently the Turoe Stone in Eire is under such a threat, where again it's removal, first from Feerwore in it's original setting to the lawn of the farmhouse in Turoe, now certain bodies want to remove it again for it's "protection" to some museum- Why not re-install this incredible monument, back to it's place of origin- with a protective edifice to cover it, and keep it's "sanctity" intact- Or is it that one can get more fees from those who want to see it in some dusty museum ??? Will Greed win out ?? Stay tuned.
Something is not right. This message is just to keep things from messing up down the road