More information : (ST 93892046) Mound (NAT). (1)
A mound, on Berwick Down, 16 paces in diameter and 3 1/2 feet high,
is described by Grinsell in 1937 (2) as a ditched bowl barrow with
three trees on the mound. In 1957, however, he refers to the OS
published description of it as 'mound' and queries whether it is a
barrow or a mound of recent date (3). It is visible on
air-photographs mainly as a circular ditch. (2-4)
A flat-topped barrow, 15.0m in diameter and varying from 0.5 to 1.4m
in height above the east to west hill-slope. There are only traces
of a ditch. (5)
(ST 93892046) Tumulus (NR). (6)
A flat topped slightly irregular mound with side ditches cut into
the hill slope. It measures overall 20.0m N-S by 15.0m E-W and is
1.0m high. Almost certainly a round barrow. Published 1:2500 survey
revised. (7)
ST 93892045. A bowl barrow on Berwick Drove. The flat-topped barrow mound is terraced into the slope. It measures 15 metres in diameter, up to 1 metre high on the downhill side and about 0.3 metres high on the uphill side. A slight depression in the top of the mound may represent unrecorded past excavation. The quarry ditch surrounding the barrow survives as a depression 3 metres wide and 0.4 metres deep, except on the western side where it is no longer visible. Scheduled. (8) |