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Fragments of Archaeology and Glimpses of History in the Landscapes of the North York Moors Interesting places to visit, places to stay, good walks in the North York Moors National Park Often nothing spectacular, but small prehistoric archaeological and historic items occasionally appear in the landscape when out walking over the tracks and heather-bracken clad moorland the North Yorkshire, or cycling or motoring along the quiet country roads of the dales. These items should make you think of life in the North Yorkshire Moors tens, hundreds or thousands of years ago. There are also many churches and other buildings in the towns and villages stretching back over 1000 years of history and archaeology items well worth pausing for a visit.
2. From Castleton to Blakey Ridge via Ralphs Cross 5. Baysdale Abbey and Ingleby Greenhow Moor 6. Sleddale, Kildale and Easby Moor 7. Danby Castle, Duck Bridge and Fryup Dale 9. The Village of Glaisdale and Glaisdale Moor 11. Crosses and stone markers in the Castleton and Danby Area 12. The Goathland Area - Bridestones, Roman Road and old railway 13. Rudland Rigg and Bransdale * See also other archaeology pages for England, Ireland and Malta *
Small prehistoric and historic items occasionally appear in the 'archaeological' landscapes and townscapes and there are many historic and ancient churches and other buildings in these towns and villages rich in history in and around the moorland, with their own extensive stretching back over 1000 years of history and as well as the tumuli (burial mounds,howes) megalithic standing stone alignments of over 4000 years of very ancient prehistory archaeology, prehistoric items in the landscape well worth pausing for a visit. * 'Fragments' of North Yorkshire Moors history & archaeology! *docspics photos images pictures © Phil Brown * How does radio-carbon dating work? |
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