A field boundary of unknown date.

Low linear bank, emerging from Nipstones Rock, c.1m wide. Site identified by Stiperstones Hills Archaeological Survey, 2003-2004.

AP mark. Low drystone spiral pattern- modern art. 8m diameter x 0.2m high. Site identified by Stiperstones Hills Archaeological Survey, 2003-2004.

The Black Ditch (also known as the Monks' Ditch before c1850) runs in a straight line north-northwest from The Knolls for over 1km before turning west, when it picks up a stream and follows a more ...

A mound and rubble spread just to the west of the Black Ditch may represent field clearance or the spread remains of a small stone outbuilding.

Duplicate of 09124

Earthwork remains of a possible spoil heap of post medieval date.

A possible ring cairn identified in the Stiperstones Survey.

Drystone ring cairn with small satellite cairn to S (PRN 08778). Identified during the Stiperstones Hills Archaeological Survey.

Cairn at the north end of Cranberry Rock.

Drystone circular cairn. 6m diameter x 1m high. Site identified by Stiperstones Hills Archaeological Survey, 2003-2004.