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Armshaw Lowe
Hob Uid: 47911
Location : Bradford Oxenhope
Grid Ref : SE0442035130
Summary : Natural rock formation, previously alleged to be a barrow.
More information : [SE 0442 3513] Armshaw Lowe [OE.] (1) Armshaw Lowe - a possible long barrow. (2) Survey of 10.4.61 unchanged. A large, elongated, earthen mound oriented E - W, with sides merging into the natural contours of the ground, and a wide flat top. There are no traces of a ditch. The mound is not a long barrow, but a debased round barrow. (3) SE 044 351. Almshaw Lowe, Brow Moor, Oxenhope. Exploration of a site on Brow Moor known as Almshaw Lowe proved it to be bed-rock and not a barrow. (4)

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Source details : OS 6" 1956
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Source details : Megaliths, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1932, C.W. Phillips
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Source details : F1 RWE 29-JUN-64
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Source details : C V Bellamy
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Vol(s) : 42, 1967

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Monument Period Name : Uncertain
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Monument Type : Barrow
Evidence : Natural Feature

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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : SE 03 NW 1
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Activity type : FIELD OBSERVATION (VISUAL ASSESSMENT)
Start Date : 1964-06-29
End Date : 1964-06-29

Armshaw Lowe