More information : SU 18735658: Pewsey 9, a bowl barrow 10 paces in diameter, 1ft high. Either this barrow or Pewsey 8 (SU 15 NE 95) contained a primary crouched inhumation. (1)
Excavations in 1958 found it to be a disc barrow containing a robbed-out grave. Windmill Hill pottery was present within the Old Ground Surface suggesting Neolithic occupation within the locality. Silting within the barrow ditch suggests a Romano-British cultivation layer. (2)
Pewsey 9; found on excavation to be a disc barrow, although it now appears to be more like a ditched bowl barrow. Mound c. 18m in diameter and 0.3m high, the ditch 5m wide, 0.2m deep. Surveyed at 1:2500. (3)
Originally recorded as Pewsey 9 by Goddard. (4) |