To the eternal shame of "English" Heritage, this site remains unscheduled and is thus unprotected by the law. In the 90s, we nearly lost its circular capstone when it was dragged away by the farmer then farming these fields, and who intended to sell it as a garden ornament! I found out; had kittens because the site had no statutory protection; then realised that the farmer didn't own the site - the National Trust did. They made him put it back in exactly the position it had occupied for centuries.
Craig Weatherhill
Something is not right. This message is just to keep things from messing up down the road