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An undated, low, irregular grass covered mound cut by a wall. The mound measures nine metres by six mtres by half a metre (twenty-eight feet by twenty feet by half a foot). (1)
This low earthen mound was trenched several years ago [c.1980] by members of the Hunter Archaeological Society without conclusive result. It was originally thought to be a barrow but nothing was found to support this and a layer of burnt lime found argues strongly against this. It may be the result of far more recent agricultural activity. (2).
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Centred SK 1262 7265 (121m by 158m) (Centre)
BLACKWELL IN THE PEAK, DERBYSHIRE DALES, DERBYSHIRE
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Jun 22 2015 8:43AM
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