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I think you and I may have different ideas of what constitutes prehistoric rock art. As you know I am no expert, mearly an informed amateur but I would welcome an open minded discussion at the rocks themselves.

I'd be happy to look at your photos but for a more 'expert' opinion why don't you send them to the rock art professionals at Durham Uni. I have found them to be very approachable. If they consider them to be the real-deal then I'm sure they'll be more than happy to formalise your finds.

Don't call us we'll call you !

It's like 'don't tell me what rock art is - I'll tell you because I'm still making it'. I found a Round Barrow last week. I'd only been walking past it for twenty-odd years and never noticed. It nods toward the pyramidical sacred hill on the horizon and seems to define the south-north meridian. (I need to check with my compass!) It seems as though one or two of the Far House Carved Stones are on the same line. It currently appears like a classic Watkinesque Ley Line.

Maybe you can't take the Owlstone !