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Harthill Moor Pathway (Rock art)

Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art

<b>Harthill Moor Pathway (Rock art)</b>Posted by wiccaman9Image © wiccaman9
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Upon a well worn pathway exists a large flat boulder, with many well defined cup marks.

If you think they are all 'natural', I would argue that such linear and equilateral triangular designs seem more man made.

50pence coin gives the scale, and also the possibility of more worn, possible older carvings - highlighted in yellow on the attached images

Cheers

Aron
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wiccaman9 Posted by wiccaman9
27th January 2016ce
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