List of Images

Figures

1. Map of Britain - showing location of study areas
2. Roughting Linn Falls: the central feature of the Roughting Linn group of rock art in Northumberland is this gorge and waterfall, the original Roughting Linn or Thundering Pool.
3. The main Roughting Linn rock carvings to the north-east (node a).
4. The main group of rock carvings on the north side of Roughting Linn (node d).
5. The pattern of intervisibility between groups of rock carvings in north Northumberland based on fieldwork by Ruth Saunders (after Bradley 1997).
6. The best known carving at Dod Law looking north east across the stone toward Roughting Linn and Goatscrag hill.
7. The multiple concentric ring carvings of Weetwood Moor, Northumberland.
8. Beckensall's Gled Law (site 2) looking south across the stone toward Weetwood Moor.
9. Beckensall's Gled Law (site 3) looking south across the stone toward Weetwood Moor and beyond to the Cheviot Hills.
10. The sites of some of the featured rock art in mid-Wharfedale in relation to Almescliffe Crag.
11. The tree motif on the Tree of Life Stone.
12. An artist's rendition of a 'shamanic' view of the Barnishaw Stone carvings.
13. The Badger Stone looking north across the stone towards Snowden Carr.
14. An artist's rendition of a 'shamanic' view of the Badger Stone carvings.
15. The Badger Stone digitally transposed to a possible wooded setting.
16. Stones for Meditation, Blue Brazilian Granite by Karl Prantl, photographed by Jerry Hardman-Jones.
17. Tree Real-time still from Osmose 1995 by Char Davies/Immersence.
18. Cliff Lift Stills from 'Cliff-Lift' by Clive Fencott SCM, Teesside University - a virtual landscape with contours and with buildings.

Panoramas

All require a Quicktime plugin

1. Complete scene file of Northumberland and Wharfedale study (7923KB) - includes all the panoramas listed individually below.

Northumberland

2. The central feature of the Roughting Linn group of rock art in Northumberland is this gorge and waterfall, the original Roughting Linn or Thundering Pool (567KB)
3. The main Roughting Linn rock carvings - QTVR node to the north-east (413KB)
4. The unusual rock carvings at the east end of Roughting Linn (551KB)
5. The south side of Roughting Linn (450KB)
6. The main group of rock carvings on the north side of Roughting Linn (446KB)
7. The most well known of the Dod Law carvings looking north east across the stone toward Roughting Linn and Goatscrag hill (189KB)
8. Beckensall's Gled Law (site 2) looking south across the stone toward Weetwood Moor (147KB)
9. Beckensall's Gled Law (site 3) looking south across the stone toward Weetwood Moor and beyond to the Cheviot Hills (216KB)
10. The spectacular multiple concentric ring carvings of Weetwood Moor, Northumberland (322KB)

Wharfedale

11. Almscliffe Crag - although it has no obvious prehistoric carvings, the crag dominates much of mid-Wharfedale (274KB)
12. View of the Greystone rock carvings showing Harewood house to the north and Almescliffe Crag on the horizon to the north-east (226KB)
13. Harewood House - the south terrace overlooking the Capability Brown landscape and Greystone (243KB)
14. The tree motif on the Tree of Life Stone viewing south across the stone towards Snowden Carr, and north over the Washburn Valley (275KB)
15. Unusual carvings on the Hanging Stones looking south across the carvings into Ilkley Moor (243KB)
16. View of the Willie Hall Wood stone - the panorama captures the faint carvings on the stone very poorly, requiring a much lower angle of incidence light source (389KB)
17. View from the Barnishaw Stone looking north-east across the stone towards Almescliffe Crag (147KB)
18. An artist's rendition of a 'shamanic' view of the Barnishaw Stone carvings (141KB)
19. View from the Badger Stone looking north across the stone towards Snowden Carr (220KB)
20. An artist's rendition of a 'shamanic' view of the Badger Stone carvings (139KB)
21. The Badger Stone: the stone has been digitally transposed to a possible wooded setting (450KB)
22. The Badger Stone (Rombalds Moor, West Yorkshire) represented using low resolution ObjectVR (1771KB)

• The panoramas and the complete secene file have been made available for download as a Zip archive. These panoramas are of the highest resolution but therefore also file size - 19,711 KB in total.

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Last updated: Wed Aug 30 2000