MONUMENT NO. 106716

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Tumulus (site of)

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A circular tumulus, one foot in height and on higher
ground than, and beyond the flood level of the find-spot of the
Broadward haord (SO 37 NE 45). The mound is partially cut away
on its' north side by the fence and ditch of an adjoining meadow.
It had been reduced to its' present height many years ago, because
a very large ash tree, (recently fallen), grew on the present
level. Banks suggests that the urn found with the Broadward hoard
originated here. (1)

Nothing visible. (2)

No traces of a round barrow could be found in the area. (3)

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( 1) General reference

Arch Camb 4 4th series 1873 82-3 (E L Barnwell) 202-4 (R W Banks)

( 2) General reference

APs (OS 73 069 555/6 10.4.73)

( 3) Field Investigators Comments

F1 ASP 23-FEB-79

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