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Tod Crag 3
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Associated with another loose panel, 30 m away [Tod Crag 2] as two remote stones with a smaller stone further east - approximately 20 m. Only other interesting features are a stone scatter on raised ground to the northwest. No alignment could be found. Site overlooks a wide expanse of peat moss which becomes marshland in wet weather. Tod Crag site is prominently visible to the east and breaks horizon. Though no settlement evidence, there has been clearance and stone piling into groups on higher ground to north-west. This panel is most likely the result of erosion and many similar examples seen elsewhere.A cup like depression and channel are evident but may be natural rather than artificial. Differential weathering could have produced the depressions and erosion channels.
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Title: Tod Crag 3
Description:
Associated with another loose panel, 30 m away [Tod Crag 2] as two remote stones with a smaller stone further east - approximately 20 m.
Only other interesting features are a stone scatter on raised ground to the northwest.
No alignment could be found.
Site overlooks a wide expanse of peat moss which becomes marshland in wet weather.
Tod Crag site is prominently visible to the east and breaks horizon.
Though no settlement evidence, there has been clearance and stone piling into groups on higher ground to north-west.
This panel is most likely the result of erosion and many similar examples seen elsewhere.
A cup like depression and channel are evident but may be natural rather than artificial.
Differential weathering could have produced the depressions and erosion channels.
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