Hardknott Roman Fort

Hardknott Roman fort occupies an impressive location above the Eskdale valley; positioned on the old Roman road, mid-way between the forts of Ambleside and Ravenglass.

The Hawk

The Hawk is an ancient settlement located on a smaller outcrop below The Knott at Broughton Moor.

Sunkenkirk Stone Circle

An amazing Neolithic stone circle and earthwork with many standing stones still in position - off the beaten track.

Castlerigg Stone Circle

Castlerigg stone circle remains unencumbered by modern development and is one of the finest examples of a large irregular stone circle in England.

High Borrans Romano-British Settlement

The High Borrans Romano-British Settlement, located 450 meters east of High Borrans in Cumbria, is an exemplary archaeological site.

Mayburgh Henge

Despite the removal of some of the stones in the centre of the site and limited quarrying of the surrounding bank, this site survives well and remains a visually impressive monument in the landscape.

Gunnerkeld Stone Circle

The monument is Gunnerkeld concentric stone circle which is located 200m south-west of Gunnerwell Farm on the top of a slight ridge.

Castlehowe Stone Circle

Castlehowe Stone Circle is a small stone circle located 220m south-east of Castlehowe Scar farm.

Long Meg And Her Daughters Stone Circle

Long Meg and Her Daughters, located near the River Eden, stands as one of the most intriguing Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments in Britain.

Millrigg Romano-British Enclosed Hut Circle Settlement

Millrigg Romano-British enclosed hut circle settlement, situated in the scenic landscape of Cumbria near Kendal.

Copt Howe Ancient Carvings

Copt Howe Ancient Carvings include what are known in rock climbing circles as The Langdale Boulders, two prehistoric rock art sites in Great Langdale, 250m south of Harry Place.

Mickleden Beck Prehistoric Cairnfield And Field System

Mickleden Beck prehistoric cairnfield and field system, funerary cairn and a medieval dispersed settlement centred 840m south west of Pike of Stickle.

Castlesteads (Prehistoric Enclosure)

Castlesteads multivallate prehistoric defended enclosure.

Cautley Iron Age Settlement

Earthworks and stone remains of an Iron Age settlement dating back around 2000 years.

Giants Grabe and Prehistoric Settlement

The prehistoric site known as Giants Grabe, situated on the expansive and undulating terrain of Heathwaite Fell.

Schoolboys Tower

A large cairn of uncertain age, above the quarry on Giggleswick Scar.

Jubilee Cave

The Palaeolithic caves of the Yorkshire Dales belong to a major regional group of which Jubilee Cave is an important example due to the survival of substantial intact deposits both inside and outside the cave.

Victoria Cave

Victoria Cave lies approximately 30m up the east side of King's Scar, a lateral valley of the River Ribble near Settle.

Milfield North Henge

A reconstructed henge based on a nearby (100m) excavated henge monument dating to 2300BC with the sites of seven henges nearby and a heritage trail around the reconstructed monument.

Church of Saint Stephen at Tockholes

A modern church on the site of several older churches. Historically dating back as far as the medieval period.

The Quernmore Burial

In 1973 during the construction of a car park a 7th Century burial of unusual type was brought to light by a mechanical excavator.

Standing Stones Hill

Standing Stones Hill in the Anglezarke area is a bit of a mystery, given its absence of standing stones or viable historic reference to ever having standing stones at all.

Pikestones Chambered Long Cairn

Once a large burial mound, Pikestones was excavated down to ground level in the past, which is now regarded as an overly enthusiastic effort. If more of the barrow had been left intact it could have been analysed using modern technology.

Jepsons Gate Cairn

The badly named Jepson’s Gate Cairn is actually located along the edge of a slight ridge, possibly the route of a very old track, to the Northeast of the better-known Pikestones.

Black Coppice Chambered Cairn

A supposed chambered cairn of 'unusual construction' above the quarry on Stronstrey Bank.

Dog Holes Cave

Dog Holes Cave is a small pothole in the karst landscape of Warton Crag, with interesting geology and perhaps archaeology.

Warton Crag Multivallate Hillfort

Iron Age small multivallate hillfort containing remains of stone huts located on the summit of Warton Crag.