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05/03. View from Bamford North across the Ashop Valley and Ladybower. The location of the kerb/stone circle at Crook Hill marked.
01/06. The cist alongside a natural outcrop.
04/04. The easrtern rim of the barrow, the familiar outline of Minninglow’s beech trees beyond.
04/04. The disturbed cist with remaining stone, the ridge in the background is home to the Rockhurst Long Barrow.
09/05. Stones of the cist, the field boundary it is built into isn’t visible in the pic, not much better on the ground with all the heather.
04/04. Stones of the cist, the field boundary it is built into isn’t visible in the pic, not much better on the ground with all the heather.
Gardners plan of the burial chambers at Minning Low.
Image credit: Sir Gardner Wilkinson, 1786.
Bateman’s mistake.....this is the Cork Stone
Image credit: Thomas Bateman 1848
The Rowtor Rocks, eastern edge above the pub, c1839.
Image credit: Thomas Allom
03/06. Single cup mark above, and to the north of, the large cup and ring marked boulder.
06/06. Rowtor’s largest rocking stone, now sadly toppled, mentioned in Rhiannons ‘misc notes’ below. (Robin Hoods Stride to the centre of the photo on the horizon).
06/04. The stones visible in the heather are the stones of a ring cairn or hut circle according to the NMR.
08/06. Bedd Brawen’s disturbed remains, no signs of the stone mentioned in last years fieldnotes and no way through the thick hedge or cornfield to get a closer look.
