More information : [SE 3887 5123] GREEN HOWE [O.E.] (1) Green Howe, a barrow with dry-stone revetment, was excavated in 1938/9 by Kent and Stickland. Two pit graves containing undateable inhumations and a shallower grave containing an inhumation with food vessel were found, also secondary cremations, one of them in an overhanging rim urn. The site covered part of a Neolithic settlement, material from which was incorporated in the revetment and finds, now in the Harrogate Art Gallery, included pottery, mainly Ne. B. but including Ebbsfleet type ware, Beaker Sherds, leaf and barbed and tanged arrow heads, a polished greenstone axe, and many flakes from others. See AO/LP/57/46. (2) Resurveyed at 1:2500. A grass covered bowl barrow 3.5m. high, devoid of ditch. (3) Green Howe, an Early Bronze Age barrow on the site of a Neolithic settlement. Complete excavation report (5). Some material recovered from the site including a probable Roman bracelet fragment, is in the Yorkshire Museum. Beaker sherds of the All Over Cord group. Corpus No 1264 F, listed by Clarke. (4-5)
SE 388 512. Green Howe round barrow. Scheduled No NY/1137. (6)
This barrow is visible as an earthwork on historic and recent air photos. (7-8)
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