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All 5 stones of the Worsthorne Hill circle may be seen in this picture.

Possible hollow way running southward from the centre of the circle. Stone ii is visible on the left.

View of the ditch sloping SW towards the gate in the wall. The ditch partially encircles the stone circle, and is most readily visible here, to the NW of the stone circle itself. Stone iii is visible at the extreme top left of the image, and just to the right of that is stone iv.

Two socket holes appear at centre image and immediately below centre image. Upper centre is stone i. These socket holes are at the northern end of the monument and clearly held substantial stones in the past.

Morecambe Bay is visible above this stone, with Leighton Hall to the right in the mid-distance. There appear to be some linear carvings on the stone itself. This stone is not part of the circle, but is the outlier to the west of the wall.

Partition wall with entrance to the passageway between the two parts of the inner area visible to the left of the tree. Behind the tree, the course of the passageway is just visible

Outer ditch

Wall of inner area

Raised circular platform for hut, north of the main inner area (hut 3 on plan)

Main (western) entrance to walled inner area

Plan of Tatham enclosure

Inner ditch near NW entrance, running from left lower centre of image up towards right upper centre, central mound at near right of image

Hut circle

Druids’ Circle – inner and outer circles

Southern entrance (foreground), hollow way trackway (left in middle distance), ditch (centre in middle distance) and mound (right)

Ditch, showing mound to right, near modern wall

Post hole on outer circle, Bleasdale Circle

Stone near entrance area of inner ditch, Bleasdale Circle

Inner ditch, Bleasdale Circle

Outer ditch, Bleasdale Circle