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Bratton Long Barrow
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Submitted byAngieLake
AddedAug 13 2007
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Description An end-on view of the East end of Bratton Long Barrow. (Was waiting for the ewe to pose with her head up, but she was more interested in the grass!)
["Only two adults appear to have been buried beneath this great mound. They lay on a platform at the E. end and had been partly burnt. Date 3,500-2,500."]
Copyright excerpt from 'Guide to Prehistoric England' by Nicholas Thomas.

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