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[Not prehistoric!] England's smallest hillfigure is supposed to lie on Woolbury's southern rampart at grid ref SU38103516. The horse, which dates from before 1859, is made out of flints pressed into the ground. I know summer's not the best time of year to look for it, but this was the second time I failed to find it, even though I know exactly where it should be (and I've seen it on fairly recent aerial photos). I'm hoping its not been destroyed.
Its referred to on the Hampshire Treasures website: Link
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