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the northeast of Dobrudden Farm, this is a particularly difficult stone
to find even though it is close to a track and a bell pit, as it is
fairly small and lower than the surrounding grass. It is an interesting
stone however and worth hunting out as it has around a dozen cups
on its top surface and also a line of six cups along its north-western
edge. Date: Bronze Age See also: Baildon Moor Introduction, Baildon Moor 1, Baildon Moor 2, Baildon Moor 4 References: Boughey, K.J.S. and Vickerman, E.A. 2003. Prehistoric Rock Art of the West Riding. West Yorkshire Archaeology Service. |
