Summary : A Bronze Age bowl barrow, listed by Grinsell as Wilsford 64 and part of the barrow cemetery recorded as SU 13 NW 1. Excavated in the early 19th century by Colt Hoare, who found a primary cremation, a small flanged bronze axe, a perforated bone pin, and a bone ring, all in a "cist" or pit covered by a flint cairn. All the artefacts except the ring are in Devizes Museum. The barrow is extant as an earthwork mound, probably of two phases, 1.5 metres high and 43 metres in diameter, surrounded by a ditch up to 0.4m deep. |