“…As different attitudes to the Mount Ślęża outside the academic discourse has shown, there is an obvious clash between these interpretations and attitudes on many levels that seems to relate mainly to the meaning and function of heritage sites in the present. The Mount Ślęża is not an exception in this regard as there are many other heritage contested sites, in Poland and worldwide as seen in case of Stonehenge (Bender, 1998), stone circles in Pomerania, Poland (Pawleta, 2012), heritage in South Africa (Meskell, 2012), pagan engagements with archaeological monuments in the UK (Blain, Wallis, 2007), or in recognition of legitimate interest of Native Americans in the USA (e.g. Chari, Lavallee, 2013).…”