Bronze Age settlement and ceremonial remains on Gibbet Moor, 980m north east of Swiss Cottage

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History & significance

Gibbet Moor is a Bronze Age settlement and ceremonial site located approximately 980 metres north-east of Swiss Cottage in Derbyshire. The monument comprises remains of settlement activity and ceremonial structures dating to the Bronze Age period, reflecting patterns of occupation and ritual practice on the Derbyshire uplands during this era. The site represents an important example of Bronze Age land use in the Peak District region, demonstrating the exploitation of moorland environments during prehistory. As a scheduled ancient monument, the site is recognised for its archaeological significance in understanding Bronze Age settlement patterns and ceremonial practices in the English Midlands.

Bronze Age settlement and ceremonial remains on Gibbet Moor, 980m north east of Swiss Cottage is a scheduled monument protected by Historic England under reference 1019000. View the official record →

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