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This range of hills stand south of Hapton and Burnley and north of Rawtenstall and Todmorden
The hill-name 'hameldon' means 'to mutilate/maimed hill' & is refered to in the 'Devil's Apronful' Pendle folk tale as the place where the 'devil' dwelt. With new access rights the whole range of hills are now open for study.
Only a small area above Burnley has been investigated that over the years has yealded over 70 prehistoric sites,
including stone circles, henge monuments, enclosures, standing stones, burial mounds and many cup-and-ring marked stones.
I would be well worth setting up a long-term study group, as I know it would yeald many rewards.
Good hunting
J
The hill-name 'hameldon' means 'to mutilate/maimed hill' & is refered to in the 'Devil's Apronful' Pendle folk tale as the place where the 'devil' dwelt. With new access rights the whole range of hills are now open for study.
Only a small area above Burnley has been investigated that over the years has yealded over 70 prehistoric sites,
including stone circles, henge monuments, enclosures, standing stones, burial mounds and many cup-and-ring marked stones.
I would be well worth setting up a long-term study group, as I know it would yeald many rewards.
Good hunting
J
Last edited by lowergate on Tue Oct 20, 2009 12:49 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : spelllllls)
