This Page Contains Details of all Stone Rows within Map Square 58
Arms Tor OSGR SX 5362 8630
Comments
RN Worth (1895) says there is "a menhir, 5' high... and more or less in line with this, down the
hill to the NW, are scattered upright stones, which may have formed part of a row."
The "menhir" is a boundary for the Lydford and Bridestow parishes.
The scattered stones are not upright.
References
TDA XXVII (1895) SRD IV, p437-8.
HER/SMR number 4640 SX 58 NW/9/6/1
NMR number 440542 SX 58 NW 12
Comments
RN Worth (1895) says there is "a menhir, 5' high... and more or less in line with this, down the
hill to the NW, are scattered upright stones, which may have formed part of a row."
The "menhir" is a boundary for the Lydford and Bridestow parishes.
The scattered stones are not upright.
References
TDA XXVII (1895) SRD IV, p437-8.
HER/SMR number 4640 SX 58 NW/9/6/1
NMR number 440542 SX 58 NW 12
Little Links Tor OSGR SX 5416 8747
Comments
"Four upright stones standing 0.6m high." Reported by Dr GAM Gerrard in 1993.
References
Sandy Gerrard The Great Stone Rows of Britain
HER/SMR number 51434 SX 58 NW/147
NMR number 965815 SX 58 NW 38
Comments
"Four upright stones standing 0.6m high." Reported by Dr GAM Gerrard in 1993.
References
Sandy Gerrard The Great Stone Rows of Britain
HER/SMR number 51434 SX 58 NW/147
NMR number 965815 SX 58 NW 38
Sourton Down OSGR SX 5460 8944
Comments
A cairn alignment.
References
J.R. Turner DASP 49, 1991 p143-4.
G.A.M. Gerrard Dartmoor (1997) 32, 36, 60.
A photograph of the site can be found at DASP 49, 1991, p143.
Plans of the site can be found at DASP 49, 1991, p144 and Gerrard (1997) Fig 16, p32.
A map of the area can be found in Gerrard (1997) Fig 37, p60.
Comments
A cairn alignment.
References
J.R. Turner DASP 49, 1991 p143-4.
G.A.M. Gerrard Dartmoor (1997) 32, 36, 60.
A photograph of the site can be found at DASP 49, 1991, p143.
Plans of the site can be found at DASP 49, 1991, p144 and Gerrard (1997) Fig 16, p32.
A map of the area can be found in Gerrard (1997) Fig 37, p60.
Cut Hill OSGR SX 5992 8275
Comments
A line of at least six recumbent stones, discovered by Dr TAP Greeves in 2004.
References
Dartmoor Magazine No 75, Summer 2004, p4, where there is a plan and a photograph.
PPS Past No 47, (7/2004). Follow the links to find a plan and some photographs.
Antiquity 84 (2010) 55-70. News Release
Ancient stones older than Stonehenge discovered on Dartmoor
Stone row sheds new light on Dartmoor prehistoric life
The Legendary Cut Hill of Dartmoor
Dave Parks row 88:- stone rows, & row table.
Sandy Gerrard The Great Stone Rows of Britain
HER/SMR number 69604 SX 58 SE/12
NMR number 1405946 SX 58 SE 84
Comments
A line of at least six recumbent stones, discovered by Dr TAP Greeves in 2004.
References
Dartmoor Magazine No 75, Summer 2004, p4, where there is a plan and a photograph.
PPS Past No 47, (7/2004). Follow the links to find a plan and some photographs.
Antiquity 84 (2010) 55-70. News Release
Ancient stones older than Stonehenge discovered on Dartmoor
Stone row sheds new light on Dartmoor prehistoric life
The Legendary Cut Hill of Dartmoor
Dave Parks row 88:- stone rows, & row table.
Sandy Gerrard The Great Stone Rows of Britain
HER/SMR number 69604 SX 58 SE/12
NMR number 1405946 SX 58 SE 84
