From the Derbyshire HER (No. 15864):
..."A good example of prehistoric rock art that was exposed in 2012 on a low earth-fast boulder due to footfall erosion on a concession path on the Chatsworth Estate. It is of a design type common in areas further to the north, such as Northumberland and south-west Scotland, but there has been nothing quite like it found before in the Peak District National Park. (1)
Sources and Further Reading
[1] SDR20358 - Personal Observation: Barnatt, J. Personal observation or communication. Email sent 29/05/2013, with photographs and drawing."...
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