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| HER Number: | 4666.07 |
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| Name: | BARROWFIELDS - Bronze Age barrow |
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Summary
One of a large barrow group, most of which is now destroyed.
Protected Status: None recorded
Other References/Statuses
- National Mapping Programme (Morph No.): 1024.1.4
- Primary Record No. (1985-2009): 4666.07
- SMR No. (OS Quarter-sheet and SMR No.): SW86SW 74
Monument Type(s):
- BARROW? (Bronze Age - 2500 BC to 801 BC)
Full description
Part of a large barrow group most of which is now destroyed (4666). A barrow is listed as being visible on air photos (p1), but no remains are listed (b1). This barrow is indeed visible on vertical aerial photographs, it appears as a plough-levelled mound approximately 20m across on photographs taken in 1966.
OTH, 1963, 113642 CCPO (Photographic Record). SCO13768.
<1> Woolf, C & Sheppard, PA, 1982, St Columb Minor Checklist, VOL 21, 198 (Article in Journal). SCO5072.
OSP, 1966, OS/66/9/018-19 (Photographic Record). SCO14616.
Sources / Further Reading
| [p1] | SCO13768 - Photographic Record: OTH. 1963. 113642 CCPO. |
| [1] | SCO5072 - Article in Journal: Woolf, C & Sheppard, PA. 1982. St Columb Minor Checklist. Cornish Archaeology. 21. VOL 21, 198. |
| [p2] | SCO14616 - Photographic Record: OSP. 1966. OS/66/9/018-19. ABP. |
Associated Finds: none recorded
Associated Events
- ECO2736 - Newquay Barrowfields assessment
Related records
| 4666 | Part of: BARROWFIELDS - Bronze Age barrow cemetery (Monument) |
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