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Name:Medieval inhumation cemetery, Castle Hill, Thurgarton
HER Number:M17213
Type of record:Monument
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Summary - not yet available

Monument Types

  • INHUMATION CEMETERY (c 1066-1200, Medieval - 1066 AD to 1200 AD (at some time))

Protected Status

  • Scheduled Monument 126: Castle Hill

Full description

Medieval inhumation cemetery discovered during excavations on Castle Hill from 1951-1955. Two phases were revealed, the first comprising burials of the late C11 to early C12 and the second, burials of mid to late C12 . Two of the later burials were in stone coffins. All the burials were orientated E-W and contained no grave goods. They seem to be associated with a possible chapel (M17214) are probably related to a DMV in the same area (M1776). (1) (2).
See M1775 for nearby Augustinian Priory.


<1> Thoroton Society, 1954, TTS, pp 21-36 (Published document). SNT368.

<2> Thoroton Society, 1959, TTS, p 24-56 (Published document). SNT373.

Related records

L9336Parent of: Medieval inhumations (earlier phase), Castle Hill, Thurgarton (Element)
L9337Parent of: Medieval inhumations (later phase), Castle Hill, Thurgarton (Element)
M1776Part of: Shrunken village, Thurgarton (possible site of Horsepool) (Monument)