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SOILMARKS OF A DISPERSED BARROW CEMETERY OF 5 BARROWS WEST OF HIGH STREET, WALESBY. C W PHILLIPS RECORDED THE REMAINS OF A POSSIBLE ROUND BARROW ALMOST ENTIRELY DESTROYED BY CULTIVATION IN 1931 AT TF148940. {2}
A SECOND WAS RECORDED IN 1963 BY SEAMAN AS A LOW MOUND 0.3M HIGH AT TF1491793675...THIS IS RECORDED AS STILL EXTENT TO A HEIGHT OF 0.3M ACCORDING TO THE NAR. {1}{2}{4}
A FURTHER TWO POSSIBLE ROUND BARROWS WERE NOTICED BY D EVERATT IN 1970 AS SOILMARKS DURING PLOUGHING AT TF148938. {2}{3}
PAUL EVERSON RECORDED A FIFTH BARROW AT TF145937 AS A SOILMARK IN 1980. {4}{5}
TRIAL PITS DUG AT TF14509385 ON THE LINE OF A PETROFINA PIPELINE FOUND NO EVIDENCE OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FEATURES SAVE FOR ONE POSSIBLE POSTHOLE. AT THE SAME TIME A GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY IDENTIFIED TWO POSSIBLE LENGTHS OF DITCH AND OTHER POSSIBLE FEATURES. {7} {8}, HTM 160M | Subjects: | General Archaeology | Temporal: | 2200BC - 801BC | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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