The Eternal wrote:
Antiquarian Chaps and Chapesses,
Odd that it hasn't been noted before , that I know of . Could be plough marks but there are rocks that have similar markings in a secure Late Neolithic - E.B.A . setting as well as a collection of more difficult to date and called Arrow stones in Wales . Click on the link below, and page down to the photos of the stone circle of Elva Plain. Does the close-up of the marked stone remind anyone of the Polissoir Stone near Avebury?
http://www.keswick.u-net.com/ldp.htm
If so, it's remarkably understated. I wonder of some of the Great Langdale stone axes were sharpened there on their way to Scotland.
Can anyone throw any light on it?
Regards,
TE.
