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The Beacon

Stone Circle

<b>The Beacon</b>Posted by treehugger-ukImage © treehugger-uk
Also known as:
  • Knapperthaw/Kirk Circle

Nearest Town:Ulverston (5km S)
OS Ref (GB):   SD280842 / Sheets: 96, 97
Latitude:54° 14' 53.33" N
Longitude:   3° 6' 18.42" W

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This site on MAGIC is described as Knapperthaw Stone Circle.
Unfortunately the SMR summary is currently not available online.

In his book 'Walks in Ancient Lakeland', Robert Harris describes this site as "the remains of a cairn and a strange ringed enclosure". He also describes a "large block inside the ring which has two cup marks carved into its flat upper surface".

Walks in Ancient Lakeland
Robert Harris
Pub Sigma Leisure 2001
fitzcoraldo Posted by fitzcoraldo
27th May 2005ce

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Alastair's OTHER Stone Circle Pages


Alastair reckons this may have been embanked. Looking at his photos, he may well be right.
Hob Posted by Hob
25th March 2006ce