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Probable cremation cemetery - various records of urns exist. See sources. Formerly recorded as CUL MISC

A series of parallel banks and possible ditch sections, most likely post medieval in date, are seen as earthworks on visualised lidar data. The earthworks may relate to boundary banks depicted on the Ordnance Survey maps (OS) maps (S1)(S2) marking th...

Group of circa eleven ring ditches visible on aerial photogrpahy, with some depressions faintly visible on LiDAR

Two banks recorded by a rapid earthwork survey in 2001. The bank located at TL 8202 7197 can be seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data and is most likely post medieval in date.

A probable Bronze Age Barrow has been recorded from field visits and can be seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data. The Barrow is one of two (see WSW 029) shown on the OS 1st edition 1837 map at Jennet's Hill.

A probable Bronze Age barrow can be seen as a low earthwork on visualised lidar and has previously been recorded form aerial photographs and field visits. The Barrow is circa 26m diameter and 40 cm high. Shown on OS maps.

Probable Bronze Age pit and Iron Age pits at Shrubland quarry Phase 7B Western extension.

A ring ditch, probably representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, is visible as a cropmark and soilmark on aerial photographs.

A probable Bronze Age round barrow was identified as an earthwork mound during a field visit. It is also visible on aerial photographs and on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey, although it is not particularly clear. This mound is the westernmost of a ...

A probable Bronze Age round barrow survives as an earthwork. It has been recorded on the ground, but is only just visible on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015.