Cairn at SK21398477. This one is described by EH as flat topped and sub-rectangular, which is just about visible when you see it but there is also supposed to be a narrow low platform 9m long and 2.5m wide extending from the SSW side. I looked but couldn’t find it.
Cairn at SK215847. The large stone is part of a kerb of the cairn which is to the upper right. The white stones look like a makeshift grouse butt.
Cairn within a cairn at SK208848. The small pile of stones in the foreground may be a secondary burial in the bank of what could be a heavily robbed round cairn but in fact looks very much like a damaged ring cairn of about 20 metres in diameter.
Unexcavated cairn at SK214843 looking southwest across Bamford to Shatton Edge / Offerton Moor.
Unexcavated cairn at SK214843. Bamford Edge to the far right, Win Hill in the middle with Lose Hill and ridge leading to Mam Tor in the mist to the left.
In the first edition of the one-inch O.S Maps for Sheffield and Chesterfield. The Glory Stones SK213853 are marked as ‘Rocking Stones’.
