Whatever his diplomatic skills, Kenny is onto something with his research and this will lead somewhere that is good, and the evidence is accumulating gradually. He has ways of finding things that others don't yet see. Down here this matter of propped and placed stones is a frontier area, and archaeologists and antiquarians are watching his work with interest.
Perceptions and interpretations in archaeology are always subject to review and change - this is the process. I have a lot to say about cliff castles as key neolithic sites, for example. It's good to scrutinise and question emergent ideas and data closely, and Bladup is right to do so, with politeness and quality discussion on both sides, but first we must let evidence emerge and let a more coherent picture form.
Best wishes, Palden
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