File / 17 · Reused / still standing

The missing stone had been standing as a cross all along

Surreal Yorkshire field beyond a dark hallway, with three giant standing stones and a fourth disguised as a village cross. — Original Nogical illustration · Interpretive image, not archaeological documentation

Isotopic fingerprints tie Yorkshire's immense Devil's Arrows to rock 18 kilometres away, ruling out the idea that glaciers left them locally. The analysis also confirms that a medieval village cross was carved from a lost monolith. The transport method and the reason Neolithic builders passed nearer stone sources remain unknown.

Next in the drawer →Someone erased the name. The scar kept it.