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Sheet No. SF Map SF Ref Coord E Coord N Description Find Details Bibliography Details (SF Diaries) SE 04 SE a 1 *0895 4390 Bradu Sheet no. SF Map SF Ref Coord Coord Description Find details Bibliography Details (SF diaries) E N SE 04 SE A 1 *0895 4390 Bradup Stone Circle Raistrick, A. 1929. YAJ Part 116, 354-65 Aug 29 1956 plotted position (plan 356) Mar 10 1957 for cup-mark Aug 1 1957 photo 2 *0950 4253 cup-marked stones found by SJ July 24 1954 Aug 29 1956 plotted position Aug 1 1957 photo BAGB 1 (Jan 1956), 86-7 Aug 13 1957 drawing with FMG BAGB 4 (Mar 1959), 15-16 Fig 2 (SWF) 15 Jun, 1 Jul 1960 3 *0865 4197 stone axe hammer 15/9/52. KM presented 15 Sep 1952 Mr. L. Pipe (dug up between house and canal) 4 *0520 4390 butt end of copper celt among rocks on this side of River Aire, 1.5 miles approx from Keighley Museum 5 *0645 4310 reputed site of Roman coin hoardMarch 7th 1775 (lost?) Busfield, J.A. 1881. Old Yorkshire , 37-8 Whitaker. History of Craven Thoresby, R. Ducatus Leodiensis Leeds Mercury. 14 March 1775 Ref I, 21 March 1775 Ref (I) 6 *0658 4303 prehistoric perforated stone (net dredged from Leeds & Liverpool Canal sinker?) 1915 opposite Elam Wood . KM 7 *0660 4125 reputed site of discovery of three c1850 (lost?) Keighley, W. 1858. 1879. Keighley Past & urns containing bones Present 8 *0678 4035 old milestone jn. of Hog Holes Lane & Long Lee Lane Brigg, J.J. Yorkshire Notes & Queries III, 11 Nov 1956 plotted 357-65 1 Aug 1957 photo (attached) 9 *0682 570 Roman Bronze Eagle Parkwood by Mr. G. Bennett north end of Butterfield R. YAJ 26, 385-6 15 Nov 1956 plotted enclosure 528, June 1917. K. M. 10 *0698 4086 few Roman coins Mr. Robert Lister in Park Wood c. 1910- Butterfield R. YAJ 26, 385-6 17 (lost?) 11 *0748 4482 cup-and-ring-marked rock 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF (SE 0754419 [sic]): BAGB Dec. 1961, 6, 3 Mar 1957 dug clear, photos 70 (SWF) 23 Apr 1957, drawn FMG 12 *0748 4482 cup-and-ring-marked rock 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF (SE 0754419 [sic]): BAGB Nov. 1961, 6, 3 Mar 1957 dug clear, photos 64 (SWF) 22 Apr 1957, drawn FMG card only 13 *0748 4482 cup-and-ring-marked rock 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF (SE 075449): BAGB Jan. 1962, 7, 6 3 Mar 1957 dug clear, photos (SWF) 22 Apr 1957, drawn FMG 14 *0750 4452 cup-and-ring-marked rock (SE 075445): BAGB Oct. 1963, 8, 97-8 (SWF) 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF error 15 (45 *0820 4415 cup-and-ring-marked rock (SE 082441): BAGB Feb. 1964, 9, 16-18 10 Mar 1957 discovered SWF error) (SWF) 22 Mar 1957 drawn FMG 16 *0745 4460 cup-marked rock (SE 074447) Raistrick, A. 1934. YAJ Part 125, 33-42 (map) Cowling, E.T. 1946. Rombalds Way , 100 (map) BAGB (Sep. 1961), 6, 50 (SWF) 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF card only 17 *0745 4460 cup-marked rock 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF (SE 075448): BAGB (Oct. 1961), 6, 57 24 Mar 1957 dug clear no card 17? (error?) *0750 4452 cup-and-ring-marked rock card only 18 cup-marked rock 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF 19 *0742 4480 trace of embankment 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF no card 19? (error?) *0742 4485 cup-marked rock 20 *0775 4415 line of boulders 3 Mar 1957 found SWF 3 Mar 1957 photo 21 *0786 4460 large cup-and-ring-marked rock (SE 079446): BAGB Jan 1964, 9, 2-3 3 Mar 1957 discovered SWF (SWF) 2 Apr 1957 drawn FMG 22 *0812 4488 Boundary Stone: cup-and-ring- (SE 081449): BAGB Apr. 1964, 9, 38-9 3 Mar 1957 discovered (SWF) marked rock (SWF) 24 Mar 1957 photo 23 *0575 4393 rock outcrop cup-marked 17 Mar 1957 discovered (SWF) BAGB , Mar 1959, 4, 15-16 (SWF) 20 May 1957 drawn FMG 24 *0735 4463 cup-and-ring-marked rock (SE 0734446) 3 Mar 1957 discovered (SWF) outcrop (2 carvings) Raistrick, A. 1934. YAJ Part 125, 33-42 Cowling, E.T.C. 1946. Rombalds Way, 100 (map) BAGB , Aug. 1961, 6, 45-6 (SWF) 25 *0866 4244 cup & ring marked rock (in 24 Mar 1957 discovered stream) 18 Jun 1957 plotted Cudworth, W. map (K.M.) 1 Aug 1957 photo BAGB , Mar 1959, 4, 15-16 Fig 3 (SWF) 13 Aug 1957 drawn FMG 26 *0965 4439 position plotted from old 6' map Cudworth, W. map (K.M.) 1 Jun 1957 not found (K. M.) of 'Inscribed Rocks and Circles' (misplot for Bradup 27 *0988 4210 spindle whorl (East Morton) July 1900. KM presented by O.Mitchell 28 *0913 4302 old milestone not in original position? Villy, F. 1908. Yorkshire Notes and 1 Jun 1957 visit Queries , Vol IV, 283-4 18 Jun 1957 plotted & photo Brigg, J.J. Yorkshire Notes and Queries, Vol. III, 357-63 29 *0878 4321 stone Villy, F. 1908. Yorkshire Notes and Queries , Vol IV, No. 12, 284 1 Aug 1957 photo 30 *0720 4005 portion of old road (pre-enclosure 9 Feb 1957 visit surface remaining) 2 Mar 1957 plotted 31 *0510 4256 old milestone 30 Jun 1957 plotted 32 *0745 4460 cup-marked rock (SE 074447) 17 Feb 1957 discovered SWF Raistrick, A. 1934. YAJ Part 125, 33-42 (map) Cowling, E.T. 1946. Rombalds Way, 100 (map) BAGB (Sep. 1961), 6, 50 (SWF) 33 *0662 4205 roughout for stone axe near Mansion House, Hard Ings Road (or Lawkholme Lane opp. old museum), donated by Mr. F. Emmott. KM 34 *0650 4318 bloomery site (brick and scoriae) 1935. KM 35 *0636 4290 top and bottom quern stones and Elam Wood (querns donor Mr. J. semi-circular enclosure Crabtree) 35 *0695 4278 top and bottom quern stones and as above semi-circular enclosure 35 *0660 4285 top and bottom quern stones and as above semi-circular enclosure 36 *0593 4049 bronze celt (flanged) KM 37 *0875 4292 stone axe head West Morton 1950 by Dr. J.C. Edwards, Jackson, S. CMH OS Map 16 Paley Rd., Bfd., donated to C.M.H.: Telegraph and Argus 3 Nov. 1953 (A60.53) 2 Nov. 1953. BAGB 5, 11, 14 38 *0790 4206 East Riddlesden Hall and Tithe Barn rebuilt 1640 (type) 39 *0910 4068 Marley Hall 1627 (type) 40 *0728 4270 West Riddlesden Hall 1687 41 *0644 4305 Elam Grange, Kirkstall Abbey 42 *0596 4105 old Market Cross 100yds from original position Telegraph and Argus 7 Sep. 1956 card only 43 *0590 4376 rubble bank enclosure 44 *0590 4369 cup-marked rock 13 Oct 1957 discovered (SWF) 45 *0682 4436 approx position of flint finds, leaf- Crowther colln. as plotted by Crowther on 8: spear-point 29 Dec 1910 shaped arrowhead. barbed and 6' O. S. 14: double-pointed tool (3 edge trim) 5 tanged arrowhead Jan 1911 34: spear point 22 Dec 1910 49: scraper 30 Oct 1912 58: spear-point 5 Jan 1911 95: barbed-and-tanged arrowhead 22 Dec 1910 45 *0690 4430 approx position of flint finds, leaf- as above as above shaped arrowhead. barbed and tanged arrowhead 46,47,48 *0780 4435 Rivock Edge and Rivock, flints Turner collection (46), Crowther colln. Turner: (47,48) 1-15: barbed-and-tanged arrowhead Feb. 1913 nr c & r stone 1-16: arrowhead Oct. 1912 1-17: arrowhead Nov. 1912 by c & r stone 1-24: borer Nov. 1912 1-27: arrow tip Nov. 1912 1-30: awl Nov. 1912 NE of Rivock Hill 1-a: implement Jan 1913 E of Rivock Hill 1-b: implement Jan 1913 E of Rivock Hill 1-c: implement Jan 1913 E of Rivock Hill 2-13: chert scraper 1912 Rivock Hill edge 2-23: scraper Oct. 1912 2-43: scraper North Rivock Hill 1912 3-6: implement trimmed all round Apr. 1913 46,47,48 *0753 4458 Rivock Edge and Rivock, flints Turner collection (46), Crowther colln. Crowther: (47,48) 51: side point 'pygmy' 2 edge trim Rivock Edge 121: trimmed flake 16 Jul. 1916 E end of 46,47,48 *0753 4458 Rivock Edge and Rivock, flints Turner collection (46), Crowther colln. Crowther: (47,48) 19: spear point 8 May 1910 26: knife/side scraper 27 Apr. 1913 card only 49 Rivock Edge, flints Slater colln. 1: thumb scraper 2: thumb scraper 3: spear point/arrowhead? 4: spear point/arrowhead? 5: BA type arrowhead 6 to 10: knives 50 *0903 4475 flints from Morton Moor (no Turner colln. 1-20: small scraper 1913 locality) 1-26: borer Nov 1912 1-61: arrow tip Feb. 1912 1-I: implement Feb. 1913 2-34: scraper 1912 2-40: scraper 1913 2-61: arrowhead 1913 2-68: awl-shaped pygmy 17Oct 1922 (Whetstone Allotment?) 3-47: scraper Dec. 1913 51 *0903 4475 flints from Morton Moor (no flint finds from Morton Moor (no locality) 1to 10: thumb scrapers locality) 11: spear point/arrowhead? 12 to 16: cores 17 to 19: Neolithic type arrowheads 20: knife 52 *0825 4490 flints, N of Rivock and S of Crowther colln. white barbed-and-tanged arowhead 10 53 *0825 4490 flints, N of Rivock and S of Turner colln. 1-42: leaf-shaped arrowhead between Bucking Hill Rivock and Bucking Hill Jan 1913 1-53: arrowhead S. of Bucking Hill Jan 54 *0905 4375 flints, ploughed field, Upwood Crowther colln. 75: arrowpoint 30 April 1913 317: trimmed flake 55 *0905 4375 flints, ploughed field, Upwood Turner colln. 2-50: arrowhead 1913 2-66: knife 1913 56, 57, 58, *0825 4380 flints Bradup Beck Head, Crowther colln.(58), Crowther 56: 59, 60 Turner colln.(59).
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