References
References
A number of books, published articles and scientific papers have been referenced in one way or another on this website and are listed below.
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Hargrove, E. (1789) The History of the Castle, Town and Forest of Knaresborough with Harrogate and its Medicinal WatersHargrove, E. (1789) The History of the Castle, Town and Forest of Knaresborough with Harrogate and its Medicinal Waters.
Lancaster, P.J., Daly, S.J., Storey, C.D. and Morton, A.C. (2016) Interrogating the provenance of large river systems: multi-proxy in situ analyses in the Millstone Grit, Yorkshire. The Geological Society, London.
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Rooke, H. (1787) Archaeologia 8, Some Account of the Brimham Rocks in Yorkshire. 209-217.
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Reticuloceras aff. coronatum Bisat & Hudson, a Carboniferous goniatite from the Millstone Grit Group. Holotype BGS Da2031, collected at Otley, Yorkshire. Namurian Stage. Photograph: GB3D Type Fossils, British Geological Survey.
Brimham Rocks, Plates XVI & XVII, p. 210 & 215 James Basire after Hayman Rooke, Archaeologia , Vol. VIII, 1787.From the Gott Collection, Wakefield Permanent Art Collection, The Hepworth Wakefield.
Clarke A, Leary J, Kirkland C. 2026 Deliberate prehistoric sourcing of the Devil’s Arrows, Britain’s tallest stone row. Proc. R. Soc. A 482 : 20260504.