Summary
Small barrow lying on western ridge in a line of three other large barrows. Part of barrow cemetary of ten barrows lying on two parallel, NNW-SSE aligned Greensand ridges.
Identification Images (1)
Monument Types
- BARROW CEMETERY (Early Bronze Age - 2350 BC to 1501 BC)
- ROUND BARROW (Early Bronze Age - 2350 BC to 1501 BC)
Description
Small round barrow about 9m diameter and 0.3m high. Very difficult to see in amongst high mature heather. It is the only small barrow indentified on this ridge which has three other much larger barrows on the high parts of the ridge. This barrow though lies slightly lower than the rest on a saddle on the ridge itself. There appears to have ben some distrubance in the past from excavation or paths.
References
- SNA67509 - Report: National Trust. 2017. HAR Monument Condition Assessment, Sullington Warren Pair of Barrows (MNA126391 & MNA127475).
- SNA68878 - Report: National Trust. 2021. Rapid Scheduled Monument Assessment of Sullington Warren SAMs.
- SNA69730 - Report: National Trust. 1997. Sullington Warren Archaeology and Land Use Assessment, 1997.
- SZL4896 - Monograph: J Dallaway. 1815. A History of the western division of the County of Sussex. 2.
- SZL7643 - Article in serial: L V Grinsell. 1940. Sussex Barrows Supplementary Paper. 82.
Other Statuses and References
- HER/SMR Reference (External): 2606
- National Monuments Record Reference: TQ01SE51C/393145
- Site of Special Scientific Interest (Biological)
Associated Events
- ENA8965 - Heritage Assessment, HAR Monument Condition Assessment, Sullington Warren Pair of Barrows (MNA126391 & MNA127475)
- ENA9896 - Heritage Assessment, Rapid Scheduled Monument Assessment of Sullington Warren SAMs
- ENA10671 - Heritage Assessment, Sullington Warren Archaeology and Land Use Assessment, 1997
Associated Finds
None Recorded
Related Records
None Recorded