A spate of 'wilful criminal damage' to Manx National Heritage sites has prompted renewed efforts to protect the areas.
Two ancient standing stones in Maughold were 'defaced' and a fire pit and litter were left at a Keeil site.
PC Louise Kennaugh says she thinks people don't realise the significance of their actions:
Anyone caught defacing or injuring Manx historic monuments can face imprisonment or a fine up to £5,000 under the Manx Museum and National Trust Act of 1959.
PC Kennaugh says she's working with MNH to improve signage and to educate people so they can't claim ignorance:
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