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MONUMENT NO. 873562

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Bronze Age bowl barrow surviving as an earthwork.

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SJ 61737937. A probable ploughed-down round barrow circa 15m in
diameter and circa 0.61m high. Fieldwalking produced a small burnt
flint, probably a scraper. Found to the east of the barrow, it is
identified as plough-spread from the mound. A further flint and small fragment of bone have also been found. (1)

SJ 6171 7936. Bowl barrow 120m E of Village Lane. Scheduled RSM No
23615. A slightly oval earthen mound up to 0.6m high with maximum
dimensions of 33m by 32m. (2)

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Cheshire Archaeol Bull 5 1977 48 (M E Alexander)

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English Heritage Scheduling Amendment 18/10/93

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