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| Submitted by | Andy B |
| Added | Mar 25 2020 |
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Description
This is - I think - the most southerly of the Anglo-Saxon barrows, shown on its own on the map. It is circular and has a depression in the top. Not easy to spot unless you have some experience identifying earthworks.
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