
The two largest and best marks, with pound coin for scale.
The two largest and best marks, with pound coin for scale.
The three marks on the north side of the disc. The bottom one, being very squared off, is pretty unconvincing. Maybe a later addition?
Highlighting the four possible cups on the southern side of the disc. Two are deep and quite large, the other two are very faint and half-hearted.
Three (not especially convincing) cupmarks at the bottom left (north), two larger and better ones on the top right (southwest) and two faint possibles on the top left (southeast).
Corwen’s churchyard cross, on a mudstone base with possible cupmarks. Nice bit of knotwork at the top of the shaft.
Visited 11.12.11.
The cross can be found in the graveyard to the right of the church entrance.
I am far from being an expert on prehistoric rock art but I have to say that the cup marks on this stone are far from convincing. Perhaps they are just very worn – a bit like the cross!
Still, the graveyard is worth checking out. The path leading through the graveyard is made up of old headstones! Most seem to be from the 1700s – never seen a path like that before!
The church was all locked up so I wasn’t able to have a look inside.
Link to WRAO website, with description and pictures.