More information : (SJ 98989131) Cairn (NR) (1) A large barrow at Ludworth Intakes was destroyed by 'treasure- hunters' when it became known it was to be excavated. According to information volunteered, ashes, bones, etc. were found and also a cinerary urn which was broken and its contents lost. The barrow was alleged to have been divided into three paralled circles one within the other, the centre one containing the urn. (2) A largely turf-covered cairn, diameter about 20.0m., height about 2.0m. It has been severely mutilated in the centre. Resurveyed at 1:2500. (3) A round cairn, about 1.8m. in height and approximately 28.0m. in diameter. No trace of a ditch exists. There are traces of an excavation but the mound appears to be mainly undisturbed. Scheduled both in Derbyshire and Greater Manchester County. (4)
SJ 9897 9131. Cairn on Ludworth Intakes. Scheduled RSM No. 23319. The cairn is irregularly shaped and grass-covered, measuring c.25m N- S by 15.5m E-W and standing c.1.5m high. The irregularity of the cairn is due to antiquarian digging as noted by Marriott and past land use. (5) |