Summary
Labyrinth carving on a flat outcrop, just above the high-water margin, on the west edge of the Heysham Coast.
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Monument Types
- ROCK ART (Early 18th C to Late 19th C - 1701 AD to 1900 AD)
Description
1} Labyrinth carving on a flat outcrop, just above the high-water margin, on the west edge of the Heysham Coast. The labyrinth is c 160mm in diameter and comprises six or seven concentric rings, with a single straight line forming an ‘entrance’. The carving was first reported in 1995, but had visibly eroded by 2008. It may be recent in date. See section 2.5.1 of this report for further details. The NGR was confirmed in February 2016 by National Trust volunteers Mark Simpson and Mike Mitchell (Arrowsmith, P. 2016).
References
- --- SNA66533 - Unpublished document: 2016. Heysham Coast, Lancashire, Desk Based Assessment.
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