Monument Number 312762 |
Hob Uid: 312762 | |
Location : Sheffield Bradfield
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Grid Ref : SK2447094580 |
Summary : The circular earthwork of a ring cairn situated in moorland overlooking the village of Bradfield. The ring cairn is rounghly circular, measuring 27 metres by 23 metres externally and 22.5 metres by 21 metres internally. It comprises a low bank which stands 0.3 metres high. The width of the bank is variable but, typically, is 1.5 metres-2.5 metres wide. The cairn dates to the Bronze Age and forms part of a series of remains of the same date on the gritstone moors of the Peak District. Scheduled. |
More information : [SK 245945] Earth circle on Hurkling Edge, rubble bank 6 ft. wide 6 to 12 inches high, internal diameter 71 ft (Surveyed by the Hunter Arch. Soc. Field Research Section 1955-56) (1) Listed as a round barrow (2) [SK 24499459] Apronful of Stones [T.I.] [This name has been re-sited on current edition See SK 29 SW 4] (3) Wrongly named on O.S. 6" the name applies to a former cairn. [See also SK 29 SW 4] (4) The circle is correctly described by Authy (1). Its bank is complete, and the centre completely flat. There is no evidence of a ditch either inside or outside the bank. A 25" survey has been made. (5) Survey of 13.7.61 unchanged. (6)
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