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Tag Archives: Keighley
Bury Lane (east), East Morton, West Yorkshire
Cup-Marked Stone: OS Grid Reference – SE 09373 42410 Also Known as: Carving 51 (Hedges) Carving 91 (Boughey & Vickerman) Getting Here From the expanding village of East Morton, by the school at the west-end of the village, walk up the … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Cup-and-Ring Stones, Yorkshire, West
Tagged Airedale, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bronze Age, cup-and-rings, cup-markings, East Morton, England, english heritage, Keighley, neolithic, Petroglyphs, prehistoric rock art, Rombalds Moor, sacred sites, West Yorkshire
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Lower Rivock, Keighley, West Yorkshire
Cup-and-Ring Stone: OS Grid Reference – SE 0717 4471 Getting Here From the B6265 valley road between Bingley and Keighley, just near Riddlesden Hall, take the road up and over the canal into Riddlesden, bearing left up past West Riddlesden Hall … Continue reading
Grey Stone, Newsholme Dean, Oakworth, West Yorkshire
Cup-Marked Stone: OS Grid Reference – SE 00621 40841 Also Known as: Carving no.2 (Boughey & Vickerman) Getting Here Take the same directions as if you’re visiting the Cob Stone Field carving; but instead of going into the field on … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Cup-and-Ring Stones, Yorkshire, West
Tagged animism, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bronze Age, carvings, cup marked stones, Cup-and-Ring Stones, cup-and-rings, cup-markings, earth mysteries, England, english heritage, Keighley, Laycock, neolithic, Newsholme Dean, Oakworth, Petroglyphs, prehistoric rock art, prehistoric sites, West Yorkshire
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Kirk Stones, Morton Moor, West Yorkshire
Legendary Rocks (destroyed): OS Grid Reference – SE 089 448 Archaeology & History A place-name that is still recognised on modern Ordnance Survey maps, even though the original site giving rise to it was all but destroyed some one hundred-and-fifty … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Sacred Nature, Yorkshire, West
Tagged Airedale, animism, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bingley, druids, England, geology, Keighley, legendary sites, Morton Moor, place-names, Riddlesden, Rombalds Moor, sacred sites, West Morton, West Yorkshire
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Lund Well, Bingley, West Yorkshire
Sacred Well (destroyed): OS Grid Reference – SE 0973 4091 Archaeology & History Once found in a cluster of three little wells all very close to each other near the top of the field where the Crossflatts roundabout joins up … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Holy Wells, Yorkshire, West
Tagged Airedale, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bingley, Crossflatts, druidism, druids, earth mysteries, England, english heritage, etymology, history, Holy Wells, hydromancy, hydrotherapy, Keighley, paganism, place-names, Riddlesden, sacred groves, sacred springs, Trees, water, West Yorkshire
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Rivock Enclosure, Riddlesden, Keighley, West Yorkshire
Enclosure: OS Grid Reference – SE 0768 4414 — NEW FIND Getting Here Follow the directions to reach the small Rivock East Carving just on the level of the small moorland. From here, walk less than 100 yards east, staying just … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Settlement/Enclosures, Yorkshire, West
Tagged Airedale, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bronze Age, earth mysteries, enclosures, english heritage, Iron Age, Keighley, prehistoric sites, Riddlesden, Rivock, sacred sites, settlements, walling, West Yorkshire
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East Riddlesden Cross, Keighley, West Yorkshire
Cross: OS Grid Reference – SE 079 421 Archaeology & History A little-known early christian relic found in the driveway to East Riddlesden Hall was saved and propped up in the stable floor at the back. In 1984 however, the … Continue reading
Rivock East Carving, Keighley, West Yorkshire
Cup-Marked Stone: OS Grid Reference – SE 0763 4421 — NEW FIND Getting Here Take the same directions as if you’re going to Dave’s Stone, to the eastern end of Rivock Edge itself. Then take less than 10 steps further onto … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Cup-and-Ring Stones, Yorkshire, West
Tagged Airedale, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bronze Age, carved stones, cup-and-rings, cup-markings, earth mysteries, heritage, Keighley, neolithic, Petroglyphs, petroglyphs, prehistoric rock art, prehistoric sites, Riddlesden, Rivock, sacred sites, West Yorkshire
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Rivock Well, Silsden, West Yorkshire
Healing Well: OS Grid Reference – SE 07782 44863 Getting Here From the B6265 valley road between Bingley and Keighley, just near Riddlesden Hall, take the road up and over the canal into Riddlesden, bearing left up past West Riddlesden … Continue reading
Rivock End, Riddlesden, West Yorkshire
Cup-Marked Stone: OS Grid Reference – SE 07782 43878 – NEW FIND Getting Here From the B6265 valley road between Bingley and Keighley, just near Riddlesden Hall, take the road up and over the canal into Riddlesden, bearing left up past West … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Cup-and-Ring Stones, Yorkshire, West
Tagged Airedale, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Bronze Age, carved stones, cup-and-rings, cup-markings, earth mysteries, East Morton, heritage, Keighley, neolithic, Petroglyphs, petroglyphs, prehistoric sites, Riddlesden, sacred sites, symbols, West Yorkshire
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