Summary
Only one of these barrows now remain. barrow a in a very mutilated condition, consists of a stony mound.
Identification Images (0)
Most Recent Monitoring
None Recorded
Monument Types
- BOWL BARROW (Bronze Age - 2350 BC to 701 BC)
Description
Only one of these barrows now remain. barrow a in a very mutilated condition, consists of a stony mound.
Diameter 12.8m, height 0.91m. Its centre has been opened leaving a hollow with diameter 7.1m which contains a cist, the remains of which are aprox 2m long and 0.7m wide. An arc of stoney material, in a mound of approx 11.6m Diameter, 0.3m high, lying about 4.25m east of the tumulus is probably spoil from the excavation. [1][2]
References
- <1> SZR49041 - Article in serial: LV Grinsell. 1970. The Barrows of North Devon PDAS 28. PDAS 28.
- <2> SZR49040 - National Trust Report: Caroline Thackray. 1984. NT Archaeological Survey, Heddon Estate, Devon.
- <3> SNA69541 - Report: Hegarty, C and Toms, K. 2009. Exmoor National Park National Mapping Programme Management and Summary Report. 34656.
Other Statuses and References
- Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- HER/SMR Reference (External): SS64NW/002
- Heritage Coast
- National Monuments Record Reference: SS 64 NW4
- National Park
- Pastscape Reference: 34656
- Site of Special Scientific Interest
Associated Events
- ENA490 - Field Survey, NT Archaeological Survey, Heddon Estate, Devon
- ENA10533 - Heritage Assessment, Exmoor National Park National Mapping Programme
Associated Finds
None Recorded
Related Records
None Recorded