Ninebanks lime kiln 'A'. Photo by Lancaster University Archaeological Unit.

Lime kiln (dis). (1)

Lime kiln in good condition. One round-headed draw arch with one eye - fallen away. One rectangular pot, empty. Drystone construction. (2)

Stands at the east side of a minor road, and pre-dates the roadside wall which abuts it. The kiln is of drystone construction, about 3m high. There is a single rounded draw arch, with a single partly collapsed eye. The kiln is partly collapsed at the north corner, but otherwise largely intact. Oval pot of about 3m diameter in particularly good condition; stone-lined and visible to a depth of almost 2m. A small hole, about 0.15m square, south of the arch in the face of the kiln. North of the kiln is a small rock cut at the roadside, whose function is unclear. (3)

Lime kiln. (4a)

Marked as an old quarry on 2nd edn 6" map. (4b)

Drystone construction, rectangular pot, one round voussoired draw arch with one eye. (4c)