King Arthur's Stonehenge campaign to return the bones

Remains of the ancient dead that were buried at Stonehenge were removed by archaeologists and it was said that after carbon dating them they would be returned. However, this has not been done and the remains of the bones of the ancient dead have been held at Sheffield University.

King Arthur and other druids and pagans refer to these bones as those of ancient ancestors. Stonehenge is regarded as temple for druids and pagans. The ancestors who were buried there are believed to be the guardian spirits of Stonehenge and were meant to remain where they were buried.

King Arthur and fellow protesters organised a petition which has been signed by a large number of people. A question on the petition asks those who sign it to sate their religion and King Arthur was proud to be able to announce that the petition had signatures from over 60 people from different religious pathways and beliefs.

Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Druids, Buddhists and a Satanist all agree that the remains of the dead should be left to lie in their resting places. As King Arthur points out: "This matter transcends religion."

All over the world there are other remains of the ancient dead that have been removed from tombs and sacred resting places. Mummies, skulls, bones and objects buried along with the bodies of the deceased, are in museums and collections of archaeologists when surely they belong where they were originally placed? If King Arthur can win his campaign the result will be a first and will be able to be used in other cases where people are seeking to get the remains of ancestors returned to their tombs and graves.