One of a line of three barrows on the centre of a ridge. In 1970 this monument was described as around 87 feet in diameter with a mound 1 foot high, spread and reduced by ploughing. The site of a Bronze Age round barrow is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs taken in 1989 and was digitally recorded during the Dorset Middle Stour AIM.
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A rapid examination of air photography suggests the presence of an additional possible round barrow site, of Prehistoric or Roman date, visible as a double (concentric) ring ditch cropmark at SY 8319 9664 ('C'). <1>
Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SY 89 NW 38 C
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 455955
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Dec 5 2023 11:02AM
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