Image credit: Brian Kerr
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“This fine stone from Dean was outside the church when I first saw it, it has since been moved into the church porch. It is a substantial sandstone boulder with freshly picked motifs on one surface. Central is a cup and two complete concentric rings, and a third that remains gapped.”
Prehistoric Rock Art in Cumbria
Stan Beckensall
Tempus 2002
Sites within 20km of Dean
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Studfold Gate
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Lamplugh
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Crummock
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Floutern Cop
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Le Wheles (destroyed?)
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Blakeley Raise
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Grasmoor
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Elva Plain
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Senhouse Museum
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Buttermere
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Castle How
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Druids Temple, Yewcroft
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Friar’s Well
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Friar Gill Tumulus
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Tongue How
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Tongue How
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Town Bank
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Monks Graves
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Ringlen Stones (destroyed?)
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Stockdale Moor
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Sampson’s Bratfull
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Seatallan
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Binsey
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Tongue How
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Ehenside Tarn
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Castle Crag, Borrowdale
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