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Cup-marked rock, Stobgreen Plantation, Eggleston (Eggleston)

Two photos of Site 7, Stobgreen Plantation, Eggleston
Two photos of Site 7, Stobgreen Plantation, Eggleston

Two photos of Site 7, Stobgreen Plantation, Eggleston
Two photos of Site 7, Stobgreen Plantation, Eggleston
This is a large gritstone boulder, decorated with least nine shallow cup marks with other faint traces. Cup-marks are thought to be with Neolithic or Bronze Age in date. The purpose of these markings is not clear, although they may have had a religious function (1) (2).
D64363
Later Prehistoric (4000BC to 43AD)


Source of Reference
Local History of Eggleston

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