Location
| England | Cumbria | Rest of England | NY 49284 22206 |
| Lat 54.59251174 Long -2.78636744 | |||
Map showing the stone rows identified by M.W. Taylor. (Source: Taylor, 1886. Original available here).
Simplified map showing the position of the Askham Fell stone row. The red stones are no longer considered to be a stone row. (Source: Taylor, M.W., 1886).
Characteristics
| Type: Double | Length: 70m |
| No. of stones: 22 | Size of stones: Small and medium |
| Orientation: 135° | Altitude: 313m |
| Upper end: Cairn | Lower end: Cairn |
| Straight (Yes or No) : | Sea View: No |
| Context: Cairns | |
| Notes: | |
Other Information
| Public Access: Yes |
| Land Status: Lake District National Park |
| Scheduled Ancient Monument: Yes |
Online Resources
PastScape Trans Cumberland and Westmorland Antiq and Archaeol Soc
Other References
Burl, A., 1993, From Carnac to Callanish – The prehistoric rows and avenues of Britain, Ireland and Brittany, Yale University Press, New York and London, pg. 216.
Taylor, M.W., 1886, ‘The Prehistoric Remains on Moordivock, near Ullswater’, Trans. Cumberland and Westmorland Antiq. and Archaeol. Soc. OS 8, pgs330-331.
