this is also an old mature wood, though it has seen more active use in the past and may not be primary ancient woodland. there is again evidence of charcoal and white coal manufacture in the form of charcoal hearths and q-pits, and also evidence of former quarrying and boundary ditches, which may indicate that the area was at one time cleared for agriculture. this is also now mostly mature sessile oak, and has public footpaths granting access, including the sheffield round walk.