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10/02. Weston Park Museum, Sheffield.

10/02 Had to go back for that horizon on a clear day..

10/02 Sheffield Weston Park Museum. One of the Ball Cross stones

10/02 Found in a Bronze Age barrow close to Arbor Low. The barrow has since been destroyed. On display in Sheffield’s Weston Park Museum.

10/02 The much battered mound of Liffs Low.

07/02. Western bank

07/02. The bank and ditch on the Western side

10/02 Funerary Urn found on Stanton Moor on display at Buxton Museum

10/02. On display in Buxton Museum. This was unearthed on Calton Pastures.

09/02 The remaining stone of the cist and field clearance stones

09/02. The remains of the barrow at SK236684

10/02 Reconstruction of the Liffs Low Burial. In the Buxton Museum.

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SK281696. Nice stone visible from quite a distance. Looks to be in the remains of a cairnfield.

09/02. The Western bank, the most prominent feature of the fort.

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10/02. Large stone copy of a Bronze Age collared urn, on the tomb of Thomeas Bateman.

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10/02 Close up of central stone

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09/02 Stones of the inner rampart.

09/02 View from the road up to Castle Naze

09/02 The remains of the chamber are in the spiky grass on the right.

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09/02 Maen Crwn. Opposite Red Farm (Bryn Derwydd)

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09/02 Cae Coch standing stone

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09/02 Circle 275, the stones of the Druid’s Circle can just be made out on the horizon

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09/02 This slab that covers a cist has a cup mark and on the smaller piece a chevron design. Four other stones with cup marks on are now in Sheffield Museum.