Yet more mindless damage at nine ladies
Image credit: Emma Gordon
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As you approach from the northernmost carpark, the first view of the fort is through the trees. Turn right here to go straight in, or left to circumnavigate the outside of the fort.
Someone has been here this week with a chainsaw. You can see clear across the circle now. It’s a bigun... Note trashed keep out sign, relatedly I made 10p this time.
Someone has been here this week with a chainsaw. You can see clear across the circle now. It’s a bigun...
Late upper palaeolithic flint blades. Now in Buxton museum.
Mesolithic unretouched flint flake. Now in Buxton museum. This was marked as Wetton Mill rock shelter, so may be in the wrong place.
Late neolithic early bronze age flint arrow head. Now in Buxton museum.
Probable bronze age baltic amber beads. Now in Buxton museum.
Late neolithic early bronze age pottery fragments. Now in Buxton museum.
Late neolithic early bronze age flint arrow head. Now in Buxton museum.
Late neolithic early bronze age pottery fragments. Now in Buxton museum.
Plan of lismore fields extended area in Buxton museum.
Late mesolithic chert and flint waste found in the knapping area of a circular dwelling. Now in Buxton Museum.
Late mesolithic chert and flint waste found in the knapping area of a circular dwelling. Now in Buxton Museum.
Found presumably at one of the quarries near/at King Sterndale. Its a late Bronze age bronze socketed spearhead. Currently in Buxton museum.
Late Bronze age bronze socketed axe found during work at Silverlands, Buxton. Currently in Buxton museum.
Late bronze age socketed knife found somewhere in Harpur Hill, Buxton. Currently in Buxton museum.
Late neolithic early bronze age cinerary urn in Buxton museum found presumably in one of the many cairns.
Late mesolithic flint microliths found in the knapping area of a circular building, now in Buxton museum.
Late neolithic early bronze age flint artefacts and a bateman lead ticket. The flint artefacts and human remains were from secondary interments excavated by Micah Salt.
Earlier neolithic Grimston ware pottery bowl now in Buxton museum
Earlier neolithic flint arrowheads scraper and knife found in association with the long house, now in Buxton museum
Close up of two of the late neolithic early bronze age arrow heads in Buxton Museum
Bronze dagger in Buxton museum which caused a green stain on the lower jaw of the skull Stubob posted previously.