Bradnor
Bradnor Standing stone Grid ref SO 2798 5756 A granite stone measuring approximately 1.2m by 0.6m which leans to one side. It lies close to boundary bank but is not near any obvious parish or community boundary. Other similar stones can be seen on the golf course. When the golf course was made on Bradnor Hill some stones were removed. The stones were three to four feet in the ground. At the same time some earthworks (i.e. dtiches) were levelled. This work was done in the 1950s. Neolithic or Bronze Age.

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Elvine's Farm
Elvine's Farm Stone Grid ref SO 287 683 A possible standing stone 0.5m high and 0.4m by 0.1m at base. Bronze Age SMR ref 4219

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Burfa
Burfa Stone Grid ref SO 2754 6135 The destroyed remains of a possible standing stone. Identified and photographed by a local historian in 1997. Bronze Age. SMR ref 4226
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Kinnerton

Kinnerton Court Stone I Grid ref SO 245 627 A weathered standing stone about 1.2m high and 1m by 0.9m at the base. The stone sits in a circular depression 0.5m deep and 3m diameter. The stone can be seen from the Kinnerton-knapp lane in the field opposite Stone II, see below. Bronze Age SMR ref 1070

Kinnerton Court Stone II Grid ref SO 244 628 A moss-covered standing stone 0.9m high by 0.7m at the base. The stone can be found in a ditch on a sharp bend in the Kinnerton-Knapp lane just below Kinnerton. Bronze Age SMR ref 1069

Four Stones Grid ref SO 245 608 .Four stones set in a circle with their flat surfaces facing the middle. The whole site measures 4m by 3m and the stones vary between 1.2-1.9m high. The SW stone has three probable cupmarks carved into it. There is a gap between 2 of the stones, suggesting that there may originally have been a fifth boulder. Folklore suggests that the font in the nearby Old Radnor Church may once have filled this gap Bronze Age, SMR ref 1072

Hindwell Stone Grid ref SO 249 609 A possible recumbent stone measuring 1.6m by 1.1m by 0.9m high. Visible in the second field on the left in the lane leading from the Four Stones to Hindwell farm. Bronze Age SMR ref 1073

Knobley Stone Grid ref SO 263 613 A standing stone 1.2m high, 1.6m long by 1.3m wide at the base. The stone is in a field a short distance from the modern B4357 to the N of Hindwell Farm, It is beleived to be Bronze Age SMR ref 306

Titley Standing stone, SW of Avenue Cottage, Grid ref SO 3282 5875 Previously unrecorded standing stone of rough conglomerate, measuring 6 x 4.25 x 3.5' is to be found against the butt of an old oak having been moved from its original position on the summit of the glacial maraine some 60' to the SE. Appears to be lying on its side. Deep grove or channel some 6.5' long runs along the side of the stone and around 1 side. This channel has outer width of 8", a depth of 4.5" and inner width of 4.75" it is smooth and man made being out of keeping with the rough conglomerate of which the stone is composed.

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