More information : (SO 39567878) Motte (NR) (1)
Clungunford; a small mount 13ft high, the summit is hollowed to a depth of 4ft; no trace of ditch. (2)
Low mound; excavations revealed layers of ash, with pottery (some pronounced Norman, with glaze) and fragments of a stone mortar. A 4 3/4" pin, possibly, also came from the tumulus. (3)
Mutilated remains of a small motte within a meadow, has a base diameter of about 28.0m and a present maximum height of 3.2m, but the mound has been quarried into extensively on the E and S sides. On the E side are traces of what may have been a ditch, 10.0m in width, 0.3m in depth, which connects with a stream on the S side. Published 1:2500 survey revised. (4)
SO 3956 7877.Clungunford motte castle 90m north east of St Cuthbert's Church. Scheduled (RSM). (5)
Listed by Cathcart King. (6)
The earthwork remains of this small Medieval motte were seen centred at SO 3956 7878 and mapped from aerial photographs as part of the RCHME: Marches Uplands Mapping Project. The eastern half of the motte was obscured by shadow so could not be mapped. (7) |