An enclosure visible as a cropmark on air photographs. It appears to be attached to the southern end of linear feature ST 91 SE 212. The enclosure appears to have two entrance gaps. One is a simple break in the enclosure circuit, and faces east (as do the main entrances of the two banjo enclosures immediately to the north - see ST 91 SE 213). The other is a short funnel-type entrance, similar to those on banjo enclosures, and faces north, towards the adjacent banjo complex.
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<1> SWX800
Monograph: Bowen, H C. 1990. The Archaeology of Bokerley Dyke. 127 pp.
<2> SDO14864
Monograph: Bowen, H C. 1991. The Archaeology of Bokerley Dyke: Inventory. 27.
<3>XY SDO14739
Digital archive: National Record of the Historic Environment. 1307242. [Mapped feature: #635255 ]
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Location
Grid reference
ST 9984 1297 (point)
Map sheet
ST91SE
Civil Parish
Gussage St Michael; Dorset
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None recorded
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Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: ST 91 SE 214
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 1307242
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Feb 23 2023 10:09AM
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