It is thought pranksters used a football pitch marker for the stunt in East Sussex.
Sussex Archaeological Society said: ‘There has been a fair bit of sniggering about it.’ The paint is expected to wash away.
The Long Man of Wilmington lies on the slopes of Windover Hill, 9 miles from Eastbourne and is thought to date back to around the 16th century.
2 comments:
Actually, it doesn't look that out of place. Ancient art often used to depict genitalia.
I'm glad the archaeological society is being good-humored about it.
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