More information : SU 17824181 `C' Amesbury 68. A bell barrow. Mound, diameter 90ft, and 10ft high; berm 26ft wide; ditch 26ft wide and 6ins deep. A LBA bucket-urn, probably a secondary, was recovered from here, is in Salisbury Museum. (1)
The barrow conforms to Grinsell's measurements. It has been preserved by the MPBW by demarcating the area of the barrow with posts. OS 25" survey revised. (2)
Barrow originally recorded as Amesbury 68 by Goddard. (3)
The barrow is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs, where it appears as a mound 30m in diameter, within a circular bank 60m in diameter. A ditch is visible on the inside of the bank. The barrow has been mapped by both RCHME's Salisbury Plain Training Area NMP and EH's Stonehenge WHS Mapping Project. (4-7) |