Illustration of a complex cup-and-ring-marked and grooved boulder, Barningham Moor 1980-1997

A boulder at this site has a number of prehistoric cup and ring marks carved onto it. These carvings were probably carved in the Early Bronze Age or Late Neolithic. The purpose of these carvings is not clear though they may have had a religious function. This is a Scheduled Monument protected by law.

A carved sandstone rock on the east side of The Stang boundary wall and west of Woodclose Gill on Barningham Moor. The rock is large and rectangular and partly buried under turf. The exposed area measures approximately 2m by 0.8m and has 15 cup marks and two rectangular grooves carved on its surface. Recorded as part of The Northumberland and Durham Rock Art Project (NADRAP) 2005-2008 (4).