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A rectangular rock formation discovered north of Eel Hill, located on Barningham Moor in County Durham, has been identified as one of several carvings grouped together. This stone is listed as reference number 31 in the 1998 publication "Prehistoric...

Referenced in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication "Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale" (48) and ERA record Barningham Moor 64. ERA record: https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/era/section/panel/overview.jsf?eraId=866...

Recorded as 'Lyham Moor 2' on the Beckensall Archive, it's a remarkable find described as: On the horizontal surface of a massive outcrop with vertical faces, natural indentations reveal a large cup joined by a smaller one, enclosed within a ring. A...

Listed as Reference Number Five in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', the carvings were added to ERA by NADRAP in 2008 under 'Barningham Moor 16'. According to NADRAP records, a...

Found in a densely packed cluster of carvings west of the settlement, this stone was first unearthed by Paul Brown and is documented as reference 59 in the 1998 publication "Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale." NADRAP /...

In 2008, NADRAP added it to ERA under the designation 'Barningham Moor 57.' ERA record: https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/era/section/panel/overview.jsf?eraId=856 The model was generated from four stereo pairs captured by NADRAP Team 5 in...

Referenced 47 in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', it was added to ERA by NADRAP in 2008 as 'Barningham Moor 65. The team discovered two cups, with the most southerly having a...

Rectangular rock discovered on Barningham Moor, north of Eel Hill, County Durham.\nCited as 'Barningham Moor 36' in NADRAP's 2008 addition to ERA, this stone is referenced 24 times in Beckensall & Laurie’s 1998 publication ‘Prehistoric Rock Art of...

Ground level boulder found five meters west of Woodclose Gill in the Scale Knoll Allotment area of Barningham Moor, County Durham. This elongated panel is a scheduled monument and referenced 13a in Beckensall & Laurie’s 1998 publication,...

NADRAP correctly identified this stone as 'Barningham Moor 94' on ERA in 2008, noting: "This is a small rectangular stone featuring six small shallow cups clustered towards the southern end." The ERA record can be accessed online at...

One of over two dozen examples clustered together and is referenced as "Weetwood Moor 1b" in the Beckensall Archive (BA). NADRAP added the record to ERA in 2008 describing: 'Motifs comprise one intricate motif featuring a single 6 cm cup,...

Added to ERA as ‘Barningham Moor 82’ in 2008, the NADRAP team reported: A bowl-like cup is located on the south end and may have been water-eroded. A domino pattern of five cups can be seen at the north end; the cups here are shallow with the two...

According to Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', this carving was added to ERA by NADRAP as 'Barningham Moor 62' in 2008. The motifs consist of multiple cups with short...

This ground level stone, situated north of Eel Hill on Barningham Moor, County Durham, draws attention.\nListed as reference 26 in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', the carving...

Human: Ancient carving discovered on Barningham Moor, County Durham.\nRef 13 in the 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale' publication from 1998, this stone was added to the ERA database by NADRAP in 2008 as 'Barningham...

The team that recorded this site added it to the ERA database in 2008 under the name "Barningham Moor 107". Upon examination, they noted that the rock appears to be part of what might be a cairn. Four cups are clustered together at its center, while...

Discovered during NADRAP surveys in 2006, this rock was recorded as 'Barningham Moor 116' and added to ERA in 2008. The team made the following records: "The motifs consist of two cups on the lower western side, with a larger cup on the eastern high...

It is cataloged as 'Barningham Moor 91' within ERA and described as follows: "This relatively small stone bears six elongated deep depressions covering roughly 40% of its surface. Three of these depressions show signs of being nipped in the middle,...

Referenced as 65 in the 1998 publication "Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale," NADRAP added this carving to ERA as 'Barningham Moor 88' in 2008. The team reported: This stone boasts eight cup-like depressions located on...

It's referenced 58a in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', and was added to ERA by NADRAP as 'Barningham Moor 77' in 2008. The team recorded: "...The motifs consist of one cup in...

As documented in the 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', this carving was added to the ERA database by NADRAP as 'Barningham Moor 89' in 2008. Their findings include: "The motifs consist of eleven...

Identified as 61a in the 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', it was added to ERA by NADRAP as 'Barningham Moor 80' in 2008. The NADRAP team documented that this stone appears to have two possible cups,...

Referenced as 67 in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale', this carving was added to ERA by NADRAP as 'Barningham Moor 58' in 2008. The ERA record is located at...

Human: A rock carved with prehistoric art has been found on Barningham Moor, County Durham, near a site known as Washbeck Green.\nThis flat rock is heavily pitted and sits at ground level, located towards the western end of an ancient enclosure that...

It's referenced as number six in Beckensall & Laurie's 1998 publication 'Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale and Wensleydale' and was added to ERA by NADRAP as 'Barningham Moor 13' in 2008. Historic England describes: "The carving...

Prehistoric carving discovered at the southeastern end of a private moorland on Weetwood Moor, located near Wooler, Northumberland. This ancient artwork is one of more than two dozen examples found in close proximity and is identified as 'Weetwood...

The Northumberland Archaeological Database Record Access Project added it to the English Heritage database as 'Barningham Moor 55' in 2008. Their team describes this stone: "Ten cups of varying size and depth are clustered in a central position on...

In 2008, the ERA still cataloged it as 'Barningham Moor 81' with the following details: The stone appears to have two distinct features: a single cup in its center and a 'T' shape near the south east corner. However, the surface is heavily pitted,...

Mentioned as number 32 in Beckensall and Laurie's 1998 publication "Prehistoric Rock Art of County Durham, Swaledale, and Wensleydale," this carving was added to ERA by NADRAP as "Barningham Moor 106" in 2008. The team documented: "Four cups were...

Carved rock discovered in Washbeck Green area of Barningham Moor, County Durham, boasts an intriguing design.\nThe carving sits directly south of a leat and serves as the base of a cairn of unknown origin (potentially modern). The surface features...