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A POSSIBLE NEOLITHIC LONG BARROW IDENTIFIED FROM A SOILMARK ON AN AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH. {1} THE MONUMENT INCLUDES THE BURIED REMAINS OF A NEOLITHIC LONG BARROW. ALTHOUGH THE BARROW CANNOT BE SEEN ON THE GROUND, IT HAS BEEN RECORDED ON APS AS A CROPMARK REPRESENTING A ROUGHLY OBLONG MOUND, NOW DEGRADED BY PLOUGHING, AND ENCLOSED BY A DITCH. IT IS ALIGNED N-S AND MEASURES C.38M BY 20M. THE LOCATION OF THIS LONG BARROW IN A FENLAND SETTING IS CURRENTLY UNIQUE IN LINCOLNSHIRE THOUGH PARALLELS ARE KNOWN IN THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE FENS. FOR MORE DETAIL SEE SCHEDULING DOCUMENT 27900. {2}, LENGTH 48M, WIDTH 30M, HTM 5M | Subjects: | General Archaeology | Temporal: | 4000BC - 2351BC | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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