I have seen a variety of standing stones that are flat like giant flagstones. Some are almost rectangular, others more rounded. But I don't recall seeing those angled, chisel-like tips before so this site is probably new to me.
You can get a taller, wider stone up if it's not very thick compared to a blob-shaped one. Catch is, the flat ones are a lot more prone to cutting a rope. :/ I wrote an online math class about stone circles once, the research was interesting.
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You can get a taller, wider stone up if it's not very thick compared to a blob-shaped one. Catch is, the flat ones are a lot more prone to cutting a rope. :/ I wrote an online math class about stone circles once, the research was interesting.