Beckensall’s 3b; a small boulder decorated with cup and rings and plain cups.
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Beckensall’s 4bi; a large sloping outrop 7m SW of 4a with highly eroded cup and ring motifs and a long curved groove barely visible except in ideal light.
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Beckensall’s 7d; an outcrop with multiple cup and ring motifs although much obscured by lichen.
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Beckensall’s rocks 1a, 1b & 1c just NW of Snook Bank
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Whitton Burn 1a; a moss-covered cup-marked boulder in dark, thick forest by a stream. Easy to find, but not so easy to get to.
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Whitton Burn 2a; close-up of cup and ring
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Tod Crag 2; view East towards Tod Crag across acres of tussocky moorland.
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Tod Crag 2; close-up of large oval basin.
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Tod Crag 2; boulder situated on mostly featureless moorland 500m W of Tod Crag. There is a large deep oval basin and a cup (with possible ring) partially obscured by lichen.
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Close-up of cup and rings at lower view-point shot directly into the oblique evening sun.
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View NE towards Harwood Forest and distant Simonside Hills.
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Tod Crag 1a; evening sun after rain. Probably one of the best carved rock panel in Northumberland.
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Morwick 2d. Faint spiral inside a ring surrounded by an arc of cups with a groove below.
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Beckensall 6g. Close-up of multiple cups and the start of channels at the top part of the rock.
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Beckensall 6g. Large sloping slab in an area near the junction of wall and fence that is a hot-spot for carved panels. Cups appear to be clustered around the heads of long channels.
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Beckensall 6ac. A quarried slab with 4 cups, including one very large and deep.
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Beckensall 6i. Close-up of basin at top of rock surface with cup and rings carved inside.
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Beckensall 6i. View to N. A large sloping out-crop with 7 channels running down the surface. Some scattered cups and 3 cup and rings pecked inside one of the upper rough or natural basins.
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Beckensall 6k. A small boulder with 6 prominent cups.
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Beckensall 6m. Close-up of highly eroded cup and possible ring.
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Beckensall 6m. Large basin and groove which may be a natural feature or added to. 3 cups nearby, two with faint eroded rings.
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Beckensall 6p. An area of many rock slabs. This with 3 parallel grooves.
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Beckensall 6o. A large sloping outcrop with a long groove and 8 scattered cups.
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Beckensall 6n next to the earth wall, a 140x50cm boulder with 7 cups.
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Fine early-Autumn evening at Lordenshaw. The Horseshoe Rock (Beckensall 1d).
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Lordenshaw main panel (Beckensall 2c). View W in evening sun towards the heather-covered Simonside Hills.
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Replica Mesolithic hut built at site of Howick excavation.
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Circular groove on small sloping boulder with possible pick marks.
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Partial circlular groove disappears into turf at edge of boulder.
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Close-up of circular groove showing possible pick marks.
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50 cm diameter basin, draped Dali-esque over vertical and horizontal rock faces.
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