Summary
The two hut circles just north of a small quarry on the eastern boundary are 12m in diameter and located ona level terrace on a north slope in rough moorland. Thet are in very good condition with traces of doorways and stone walls surviving up to about 30cms. The walls are covered in heather.
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Monument Types
- HUT CIRCLE (Prehistoric - 500000 BC to 42 AD)
Description
The two hut circles just north of a small quarry on the eastern boundary are 12m in diameter and located on a level terrace on a north slope in rough moorland. They are in very good condition with traces of doorways and stone walls surviving up to about 30cms. The walls are covered in heather.
References
- SZR49036 - National Trust Report: Caroline Thackray. 1984. NT Archaeological Survey, Holdstone Down, Devon.
- SZR49038 - Article in monograph: MJ Fletcher. 1972. Archaeological Review. 7.
Designations
None Recorded
Other Statuses and References
- HER/SMR Reference (External): SS64NW/009
- National Park
Associated Events
- ENA489 - Field Survey, NT Archaeological Survey, Holdstone Down, Devon
Associated Finds
None Recorded
Related Records
None Recorded