Sample removed during 1958 restoration has been returned and is being tested to help determine stones’ source
A piece of Stonehenge that vanished from the ancient site more than 60 years ago during restoration work – and has since travelled across the Atlantic and around the US with the man who took it as a souvenir – has finally been returned.
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