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Dennis Knoll & Sheepwash Bank

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<b>Dennis Knoll & Sheepwash Bank</b>Posted by stubobImage © stubob
Nearest Town:Dronfield (13km ESE)
OS Ref (GB):   SK229841 / Sheet: 110
Latitude:53° 21' 10.57" N
Longitude:   1° 39' 21.33" W

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<b>Dennis Knoll & Sheepwash Bank</b>Posted by stubob

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J.Barnatt suggested in his 1990 book that these two sites were possibly robbed/ring cairns. Although it is now thought the circular rubble rings are probably hut circles. The rest of the features suggest the area was used in the Bronze Age for settlement and agriculture.
Clearance cairns and linear field walls are also quite visible, amongst the tufty grass. Especially on the Sheepwash Bank site.

The sites lay next to each other on two spurs of land below Stanage Edge.
(Dennis SK228840 & Sheepwash SK230841)
stubob Posted by stubob
10th April 2003ce