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Little Ingleborough
Key Words :- millstone production site
Viewing the Site :- Open Access land and on the main path from Clapham to Ingleborough
Address :- Clapham cum Newby, Lancaster, North Yorkshire
Grid Ref :- SD 74337 73398
Co-ordinates :- Lat 54.155749 , Long -2.394459
Local Authority :- Craven District Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Site extant - No Protection
Site Condition :- Earthworks only
Site Dates :- unknown - unknown
Description and History of Site:-
The whole area at the major break of slope on he southern side of Little Ingleborough has been heavily worked for stone and the presence of one part-worked millstone roughout shows that millstones, as well as other types of stone product, were sourced here. The ground here is a mix of small delphs and piles of debris.
There is one early-stage roughout, propped on one side by an earthfast boulder - diameter 1.3-1.4m, thickness 250-300mm.
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Grid Ref :- SD 74337 73398
Co-ordinates :- Lat 54.155749 , Long -2.394459
Local Authority :- Craven District Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Site extant - No Protection
Site Condition :- Earthworks only
Site Dates :- unknown - unknown
The whole area at the major break of slope on he southern side of Little Ingleborough has been heavily worked for stone and the presence of one part-worked millstone roughout shows that millstones, as well as other types of stone product, were sourced here. The ground here is a mix of small delphs and piles of debris.
There is one early-stage roughout, propped on one side by an earthfast boulder - diameter 1.3-1.4m, thickness 250-300mm.
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