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The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

The Beckensall Archive describes cups with multiple rings, grouped cups and other features a long this east facing bedrock outcrop, with large cracks running across its width. The extensive variety and depth of lichen growth which now covers the surface …

This is a large piece of rock - possibly moved from an original outcrop location, and apparently within a cairn of large stones including other rock art panels. The motifs face outwards; further there are many natural depressions which are also present. …

Boulder is part of a burial cairn, perhaps part of the cist itself. If part of the cist structure then the motif, up to 30 small cups, face outward. Intervisibility is good except west which is blocked by higher ground.Small panel covered entirely by m…

Large stone in possible cairn. Line of four cups along top of ridge with two possible grooves, although possible runoff from weather. North-east corner has obvious quarrying - a right angle removed.

A large boulder appearing to form part of a cairn with other cairns nearby. Only one distinct cup at top point of panel, which has eroded naturally since formation - other natural depressions are present. Groove is adjacent but not directly linked to the…

Beckensall described two cups each with multi-rings or penannulars. The cups were identified and in one case faint rings. Current conditions, lichen cover, lighting etc may have obscured the complex motif attributed to this bedrock panel. Intervisibility…

Beckensall described two cups each with multi-rings or penannulars. The cups were identified and in one case faint rings. Current conditions, lichen cover, lighting etc may have obscured the complex motif attributed to this bedrock panel. Intervisibility…

This is a large earth fast boulder now adjacent to a hollow way / more modern track and among a collection of other stones. The Beckensall Archive describes a range of motif but only one cup mark was thought possibly artificial during NADRAP recording. It…

A long bedrock outcrop lying flush with the sloping surface. The Beckensall Archive describes a range of motif in separate concentrations on the panel. While the full extent of previously described motif could not be seen, much was, including many single …

A long bedrock outcrop lying flush with the sloping surface. The Beckensall Archive describes a range of motif in separate concentrations on the panel. While the full extent of previously described motif could not be seen, much was, including many single …

A long bedrock outcrop lying flush with the sloping surface. The Beckensall Archive describes a range of motif in separate concentrations on the panel. While the full extent of previously described motif could not be seen, much was, including many single …

A long bedrock outcrop lying flush with the sloping surface. The Beckensall Archive describes a range of motif in separate concentrations on the panel. While the full extent of previously described motif could not be seen, much was, including many single …

A long bedrock outcrop lying flush with the sloping surface. The Beckensall Archive describes a range of motif in separate concentrations on the panel. While the full extent of previously described motif could not be seen, much was, including many single …

Single panel, extensively covered with turf and heather. Possibly only one-third of panel showing. One line of three small irregularly-spaced pronounced cups travelling almost west-east. Other rock art is a group of four medium size, well pronounced, b…

Single panel, extensively covered with turf and heather. Possibly only one-third of panel showing. One line of three small irregularly-spaced pronounced cups travelling almost west-east. Other rock art is a group of four medium size, well pronounced, b…

A large bedrock outcrop which has been extensively quarried producing sharp edges and vertical sections. A cairn may have overlain this block as evidenced by collections of stones and other cairns in the area. The surface indentations are speculatively d…

An erect boulder, one of three in close alignment (East Lordenshaw p, q and r) and speculatively considered to extend an line of which runs through the substantial cairn to the south, through the much later (improvements) boundary wall, on toward the hill…