On the northern side of Snowden Carr and a couple of hundred metres from the rocky edge of Snowden Crags is this strange carving that can be said to resemble a skull or a face. It consists of an upside down triangle of cup marks with a smaller cup close to the middle. These three larger cups are surrounded by interlinking rings with form the shape of the face, the top 2 cups forming the eyes, the bottom one the mouth and the middle one a nose.
There are several other cup marked rocks close by in a damaged cairn field, one has four deep cups, while another has a large basin which could be either man made or natural (see Snowden Carr page).

PRAWR = Prehistoric Rock Art of the West Riding (Boughey and Vickerman 2003)
Glossary Item: Bronze Age