The photo placed here was more about the stone itself.
What they call the stone of scone is actually thought to be the Stone of Jacob- in which he laid his head down and dreamed of wrestling the angel. The royals stole it to make it seem like they are the bloodline of Christ.

Men don't use stones as pillows even in monastries or buddhist temples. At least unless heavily intoxicated. 😂 Maybe the story is an allegory and that rock is an original part of it but if this is a photograph of that stone it is been used like many other coronation stones, as a something to stand (or sit) on. Or maybe Jacob had a nice layers of sheepelt over the stone when dreaming. Here too the stone seems to work despite of the wooden chair covering it. 😄 But I am curious where is this photograph from and why nobody here ever posts any source for videos or photographs of strange things and then says "google it" (=do your own research). In real research and science it's imposyant always to include the source so others can check it too. Are you not allowed to include where this picture is from, for some reason? Is this a photo of a real old throne somewhere? We live and era of instant real time video editing. Research becomes pointless without sources and physical locations.