A group of two circular depressions are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs of Arne Heath taken in 1942 and 1947. They are considered likely to be the remains of bomb craters associated with Second World War activities in this area.
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A group of two circular depressions are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs of Arne Heath taken in 1942 (1) and 1947 (2). They are considered likely to be the remains of bomb craters associated with Second World War activities in this area. They were digitally plotted during the South West Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment Survey (Dorset). One off these features (NGR SY96734 87301) is still visible on the most recent comprehensive imagery available to the project (3). The other is now obscured under scrub.
Sources/Archives (3)
<1> SDO12764
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 21-JUN-1942. RAF/HLA/623 6049-50.
<2> SDO12755
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 17-JAN-1947. RAF/CPE/UK/1934 F36 1019-20.
Centred SY 9671 8732 (51m by 63m) (8 map features)
Map sheet
SY98NE
Civil Parish
Arne; Dorset
Unitary Authority
Dorset
Protected Status/Designation
None recorded
Other Statuses/References
None recorded
Record last edited
Jul 30 2013 11:47AM
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