A 19th. Century illustration of Stonehenge (public domain)
Embedded below is a photograph of a useless relic, and Stonehenge.
There's something remarkable in how obviously profane this is, despite the stones' function (and their clientiele) being a matter of ancient history and speculation. The sheer tackiness of the selected images doesn't help.
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