Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion : Foldout

Bronze Age


The Bronze Age was that period of human development between the Neolithic and the Iron Age when metalworking began and tools and weapons were being made of bronze.

In Britain, this began around 2000 BC.

Around 600 BC, it gave way to the Iron Age.

There is some evidence of Bronze Age occupation in the district, including

Beacon Hill Round Barrow, Barkisland
Bedlam Hill, Pecket Well
Bent Head, Todmorden
Blackheath barrow

Cant Clough, Heptonstall
Castle Carr Barrows
Clough Head Hill, Heptonstall
Cock Hill, Midgley Moor
Cup-and-Ring marks

Dean Head Stony Edge, Midgley Moor
Dole

The Greave, Midgley

Han Royd, Midgley Moor
Hanging Field Farm urnfield, Todmorden
Hebden Royd urnfield
Heights Clough, Wadsworth
High Brown Knowl, Wadsworth
High Rough, Midgley Moor
Hundersfield monolith
Manshead
Miller's Grave, Midgley Moor
Mixenden Moor finds
Mixenden urnfield
Mount Skip Quarry, Old Town

Old Hold Edge, Wadsworth

Pule Hill, Boothtown

Ringstone, Barkisland

Shore End Top, Midgley Moor
Stones Farm Standing Stones

Tom Bell's Cave
Tower Hill, Warley

Walshaw Dean stone circle
Wicken Hill Earth Circle, Wadsworth
Withens Clough, Erringden 



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