High up in the Derbyshire Peak District on Middleton Moor ‘the Stonehenge of the North’, Arbor Low is the most important monument in this area. The area itself is rich in prehistoric remains, there are many round barrows in the surrounding fields as well as a later Roman road that runs northwest to southeast about 500 metres to the west.
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