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Ringstone Edge Mounds Round Barrow(s) No image available Nearest Town: Ripponden (2km W) OS Ref (GB):     SE048187 / Sheet: 110 Latitude: 53° 39' 51.98" N Longitude:     1° 55' 38.46" W Added by daveyravey Fieldnotes (2) Miscellaneous (1) 0 discussions Start a topic Show  |  Hide Web searches for Ringstone Edge Mounds Flickr Google Google Images MAGIC The Megalithic Portal Bing Stone Pages Streetmap.co.uk Wikipedia

- Sites within 20 km - - Ringstone Edge Cairn Circle (0.56km SW) (10 posts) Ringstone Edge Moor (0.56km SW) (3 posts) Beacon Hill Round Barrow (0.63km WSW) (1 post) Rocking Stone Hill (Golcar) (3.77km ESE) (2 posts) Turley Holes Moor Standing Stones (6.07km W) (3 posts) Higher House Moor Monolith (6.83km W) (1 post) Two Lads (Withens Moor) (7.23km W) (3 posts) Crosland Moor Holy Well (7.91km E) (6 posts) Butternab Camp, Crosland Hill (8.6km E) (2 posts) Wicken Hill (9.33km NW) (2 posts) Churn Milk Joan (9.35km NW) (9 posts) Devil's Footprint Stone (10.02km ESE) (4 posts) Miller's Grave (10.11km NW) (5 posts) Robin Hood's Penny Stone (10.14km NW) (6 posts) Honley Old Wood Cairnfield (10.17km ESE) (1 post) Midgley Moor Standing Stone (10.2km NW) (4 posts) Cock Crowing Stone (10.39km SE) (3 posts) Slate Pit Wood Cairnfield (10.52km ESE) (3 posts) Jacksons Barrow (10.54km SSW) (7 posts) Ravenstone Rocks (11.34km SSW) (2 posts) Bent Head (11.34km WNW) (4 posts) Castle Hill (Huddersfield) (11.38km E) (38 posts) Rocking Stone, Warley Moor (11.48km NNW) (1 post) Hippins Stone (12.14km WNW) (1 post) Blackheath Barrow (12.37km W) (0 posts) Blackheath Circle (12.47km W) (1 post) Hagg Wood Cairnfield (13.04km ESE) (0 posts) Saddleworth Bowl Barrow (13.16km SW) (4 posts) The Stones (13.24km W) (13 posts) The Old Bull Ring (13.26km SE) (1 post) Robin Hood's Stone (Kirklees) (13.35km ENE) (1 post) Great Bride Stones (14.11km W) (16 posts) Pots and Pans Stone (14.23km SSW) (11 posts) Standing Stone Hill (15.15km WNW) (3 posts) Walshaw Dean (16.94km NW) (18 posts) Sutcliffe Rough Standing Stone (17.29km WNW) (4 posts) Castlestead Ring (17.58km N) (2 posts) Royd Edge and Oldfield Hill Earthworks, Meltham (18.29km SSE) (3 posts) Pin Stone (19.03km NE) (1 post) Cant Clough (19.21km WNW) (2 posts) Catstones Ring (19.48km N) (8 posts) Castle Hill (Ingbirchworth) (19.51km ESE) (1 post) Dove Stones (19.61km WNW) (3 posts) Fairy Stone (Cottingley) (19.84km NNE) (9 posts) Silver Hill (19.93km NW) (1 post) - Facilities within 20 km - - Fox and Goose (Pub: 10.5 km NW) Castle Hill Hotel (Pub: 11.4 km ESE) Tolson Museum (Museum: 11.5 km E) Castle View Guest House (Bed & Breakfast: 11.6 km E) Crowden-in-Longdendale... (Youth Hostel: 19.2 km SSE)

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After a closer inspection of the monuments record I have found some of these mounds. All are concentrated in a relatively small area and one has narrowly escaped being quarried away (photos to come later, I don't seem to be able to post them at the minute). At least one is visible on the sky line looking into the direction of the sun. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by daveyravey 7th December 2005ce

Nothing immediately visible on a highly cultivated hill top, but some slightly raised areas could be mounds. There is however a scheduled ancient monument here somewhere, according to Magic. 1st February 2004 Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by daveyravey 2nd February 2004ce

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Nearby is the Wolf Fold SAM at SE044182 , which is well known . These are more difficult but are a Scheduled Ancient Monument SE01NW 9 at SE048187, a Bronze Age cairnfield consisting of at least seven cairns , all but two ploughed flat . Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by wideford 2nd February 2004ce