The most northerly of the Devil’s Arrows showing possible cup marks.
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The most northerly of the Devil’s Arrows showing possible cup marks.
The most northerly of the Devil’s Arrows showing possible cup marks.
The most northerly of the Devil’s Arrows showing possible cup marks.
looking north westish over Urra Moor-Cold Moor-Bilsdale West Moor- Whorlton Moor – Near Moor.
If you squint a lot you may just make out the snow-capped Pennines in the distance.
The marks on this stone are probably due to the stone being peppered with shot
This + is carved into the last of the large stones of the alignment just before the land falls away into Baysdale.
It would be interesting to track down the perambulations for this estate to see if this stone is named.
A sketch plan of Temple Beald by Frank Elgee.
Taken from
The Moorlands of North-Eastern Yorkshire
by Frank Elgee F.G.S
1912
Image credit: Frank Elgee
Currie, Frodsham and Beckensall at the Ben Lawers excavation
Jesus makes the scene and small children provide the scale in this old postcard.
Image credit: Collection Germain fils aine. St. Malo
From an old unmarked postcard
Image credit: Laurent Nel. Rennes
“A slab from Kerry, Ireland”
Plate XXVII
From
Archaic Sculpturings of Cups, Circles, &c. upon Stones and Rocks in Scotland, England & other Countries
by
Sir J.Y. Simpson, Bart, MD, DCL
Published by
Edmonston & Douglas
Edinburgh 1867
