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| Hob Done a bit more digging on this site and found the following: There were two "cup and ring stones" found nearby but noth were removed and are now in Alnwick Castle museum (Keys to the past links below). http://www.keystothepast.info/[...]f/K2PDetail?readform&PRN=N3151 http://www.keystothepast.info/[...]f/K2PDetail?readform&PRN=N3163 Can't tie them directly but these may be two stones in the Rock Art site listed as Beanley Portable a and Beanley Portable b, noth look very impressive, see: http://rockart.ncl.ac.uk/panel_detail.asp?pi=324 http://rockart.ncl.ac.uk/panel_detail.asp?pi=325 Also if you look at the latest map on there and on google/virtual earth there is a clear circular ditch settlement just to the North of the rock outcrop (55°27'28.99"N 1°51'24.80"W). The entrance to this is shown on the map and seems clear from the sat images (I LOVE Goggle/Virtual earth!) as facing towards any trackway that would have come out from the site, passing through an "entrance" at the rock outcrop. Missed this one in my visit so a couple of things to look at when I get the chance to go back. The more you dig on this stuff the more interesting it gets....... Mac Reply | with quote |  27th August 2008ce 19:10 In reply to: Calling Mascot (Hob) |
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