An oval bank and ditch is visible as slight earthworks and cropmarks on aerial photographs taken in 2009 and on LiDAR imagery. This is interpreted as an enclosure of probable late prehistoric date. The enclosed area measures approximately 150m by 175m.
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No entrances are evident on the western side of the enclosure. The eastern side of the enclosure is less well preserved, but there are interruptions in the circuit at north east and south east which may indicate entrances. Other much less distinct earthworks to the east suggest this may be part of a more complex feature, possibly a banjo enclosure, though larger than usual.
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Aerial Photograph: Dorset County Council. 2009. Digital vertical aerial photographs.
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Centred ST 8339 2946 (226m by 237m)
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ST82NW
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Record last edited
Jun 6 2022 5:15PM
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