Traces of two Bronze Age round barrows are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs and have been mapped by EH's Knowlton Circles Project. The barrows are part of the extensive barrow cemetery known as the Knowlton Circles Barrow Group.
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SU 0183 1012. Traces of two Bronze Age round barrows are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs and have been mapped by EH's Knowlton Circles Project. The westernmost barrow is defined by a single sub-circular ditch 18.4m in diameter, while a second to the east is defined by an incomplete sub-circular ditch 15.6m in diameter. The barrows are part of the extensive barrow cemetery known as the Knowlton Circles Barrow Group. (1)
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<1> SDO20369
Aerial Photograph: 06-SEP-1989. NMR SU 0110/3-4 (NMR 4554/22-3).
<2> SDO14739
Digital archive: National Record of the Historic Environment. 1409751.
Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SU 01 SW 176
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 1409751
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