I would like to thank the organisations and individuals who took part in my research, and answered my many questions and surveys during the period 2010-2014. I am deeply grateful to Andy Burnham of the Megalithic Portal for his help and advice on the Megalithic Portal website and its users, and to Melissa Terras and Dan Pett for their advice and guidance whilst writing this piece.
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