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Prehistoric Rock Art in Lemmington Wood
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Prehistoric Rock Art in Lemmington Wood
- Deep in Lemmington Woods is a rock with 'cup and rings' carvings, thought to date from the early Bronze Age. The rock is very unusual as it also has later Anglo-Saxon …
Bewick Hill cup and ring marked rocks
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Bewick Hill cup and ring marked rocks
- Located to the east of Bewick Hill Camp (hillfort). Scheduled Monument (legally protected). "A series of seven cup and ring marked stones or possible cup marked stones were recorded during …
Rock art on Amersidelaw Moor, near Achnacarry Plantation
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Rock art on Amersidelaw Moor, near Achnacarry Plantation
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'Dod Law Excavation Site A', cup and ring marked rock
- Photo by Andrew Curtis, 25 May, 2012, Geograph. c/o Wikimedia Commons, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.
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Dod Law Hillforts
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Dod Law Hillforts
- Scheduled Monument area - based on Historic England data (Open Government Licence). Dod Law is a prominent ridge, which rises to the highest point of Doddington Moor (trig point at …
Cup and ring marked rock on Tod Crag
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Cup and ring marked rock on Tod Crag
- Tod Crag is a sandstone outcrop, located about 2km north of Rochester and 5km south-east of Elsdon in Northumberland. There are a series of relatively well preserved cup and ring …

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