Doubler Stones — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Name possibly derives from dialect word "doobler" for a large, shallow dish or plate pertaining to the surface of 2 distinctive sandstone rocks. One has bronze age cup and ring markings

The Doubler Stones are a pair of sandstone monoliths featuring Bronze Age cup and ring markings, indicating their significance as a Neolithic or Bronze Age ritual or ceremonial site. The stones are associated with early prehistoric communities in the region and provide insight into ancient land use and symbolic practices.

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