More information : A stone setting discovered in 1989 (1a).
Centred at SS 78014261, the setting lies 130m west-north-west of the rectangular enclosure on Lanacombe, and 180m south-west of the Lanacombe 1 stone setting.
It occupies fairly steep, south-facing slopes and on its eastern side is a shallow stream gulley. To the south is an area of marsh and reeds.
The setting consists of possibly ten stones, two of which form well preserved uprights (A and B). There is no clear pattern in the arrangement of the stones: they may form a double row on a north-south alignment, or alternatively a more rectangular setting, the eastern part of which has been largely destroyed except for stones I and J.
Stone length width height
A upright 0.3 0.15 0.3
B upright 0.25 0.05 0.3
C recumbant 0.75 0.3
D recumbant 0.9 0.3 rounded SE end; probably formerly upright
E recumbant 0.6 0.25
F recumbant 0.7 0.55 0.15 squarish slab
stub? 0.13 0.08 0.10
G recumbant 0.6 0.2
recumbant 0.25 0.2 } 2 pieces
H recumbant 0.5 0.2 }
I recumbant 0.3 0.15
J stub 0.25 0.2 0.10 |