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Barnham Camp was a military establishment used during the First, Second and Cold wars. Many of the structures, buildings and earthworks relating to the site still survive, and are also evident on aerial photographs. During the First World War the sit...

Fieldwalking as part of Brecks Survey recovered a scatter of worked flint and potboilers. Formerly recorded as BNH MISC

Possible large mound (viewed from 200m to E) within Barnfield Hill wood ancient woodland.

Round barrow, diameter 40 feet. Abundant flintwork and 4 BA urns recovered during various excavations.

Late Saxon bronze disc brooch said to be from Barnham Heath. Found with metal detector. Formerly recorded as BNH MISC.

Very large (over 2m high) long mound visible in wood.

IA sherds found in BA barrow - 'EIA rim of cordoned vessel, and rim of 'late Celtic' vessel'(S1).

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

Mesolithic finds from the parish of Barnham with no details of provenance beyond the parish.

Sword, knife, spearhead and shield boss widely scattered in W side of BA round barrow, probably belonged to an `interment of the Anglo-Saxon period' (S1).