A circular mound is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs of Farm Heath, East Stoke. It is considered possible this could be the remains of a Late Neolithic or Bronze Age barrow. It is one of a large group of potential late prehistoric barrows situated at this location (see also MDO7701-05 and MDO30236-41).
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A circular mound, approximately 13m in diameter, is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs of Farm Heath, East Stoke (1). It is considered possible this could be the remains of a Late Neolithic or Bronze Age barrow. This feature was digitally plotted during the Wild Purbeck Mapping Project. It is one of a large group of potential late prehistoric barrows situated at this location (see also MDO7701-05 and MDO30236-41).
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<1> SDO13223
Aerial Photograph: Meridian Air Maps Ltd. 29-10-1983. NMR MAL/2683 009-010.
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Centred SY 8896 8796 (15m by 15m) (2 map features)
Map sheet
SY88NE
Civil Parish
East Stoke; Dorset
Unitary Authority
Dorset
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None recorded
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None recorded
Record last edited
Feb 11 2014 1:56PM
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