At the end of the last century Gustav Rosenberg adopted a model method for restoring megaliths. Always preceded by excavations, his work was based on solid archival work and the restituted parts were clearly indicated as such. His student Rakleve, who was a very skillful restoration technician, adopted a totally different point of view which led him to reconstitute ensembles without worrying about excavations or research. His aim was, above all, to make the sites attractive for tourists. -- AATA