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| Name: | Pudding Pie Hill |
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| NY SMR Number: | MNY418 |
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| Type of record: | Monument |
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| Last edited: | Aug 13 2015 11:00AM |
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Protected Status
- Conservation Area: Thirsk and Sowerby Conservation Area
- Scheduled Monument () 20459: Pudding Pie Hill: a bowl barrow 650m SE of St. Oswald's Church
| Grid Reference: | SE 437 810 |
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| Parish: | Sowerby [2139]; Hambleton |
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Monument Type(s):
- ROUND BARROW (Early Bronze Age to Early Medieval/Dark Age - 2500 BC? to 1065 AD?)
- CREMATION (Early Medieval/Dark Age - 410 AD? to 1065 AD?)
- INHUMATION (Early Medieval/Dark Age - 410 AD? to 1065 AD?)
- MOTTE? (Medieval - 1066 AD? to 1539 AD?)
Associated Finds
- ANIMAL REMAINS (Unknown date)
- COIN (1st CENTURY to 4th CENTURY - 43 AD to 399 AD)
- VESSEL (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD)
- DAGGER (5th CENTURY to 6th CENTURY - 410 AD to 599 AD)
- SHIELD (5th CENTURY to 6th CENTURY - 410 AD to 599 AD)
- SPEAR (5th CENTURY to 6th CENTURY - 410 AD to 599 AD)
Other References/Statuses
- AMIE Reference / HOB UID: 55616 PUDDING PIE HILL
- National Monuments Record: SE48SW12
- Old Sites & Monuments Record Number: 159
Full description
ROUND BARROW SITED ON A NATURAL LOW HILL. DUG INTO BY LADY FRANKLAND RUSSELL OF THIRKLEBY HALL POSSIBLY ON THE N SIDE. SHE RECOVERED BURIALS - ?SAXON; SUGGESTED THAT THE PRIMARY DEPOSITS ARE UNDISTURBED? PACITTO SUGGESTS THAT ALTHOUGH SCHEDULED AS A ROUND BARROW THIS SITE MAY REPRESENT A SMALL MOTTE. SITED ON THE SLOPE ABOVE THE FLOOD PLAIN BUT DOES NOT ADJOIN THE GROUND TO THE S & E FORMING A 4MDEEP 'DITCH' WITH THE SIDE NEAREST THE RIVER DROPPING C.9M TO THE FLOODPLAIN. DETAILS REQUIRED. Excavated by: RUS (1855) SAXON REMAINS FOUND NEARBY MAY DATE THE BURIALS. (1)(2)(3)(4)
This site is included in the gazetteer of a Thesis "A social and Anthropological analysis of Conversion period and later Anglo-Saxon cemeteries in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire".(3)
<1> Colin Hinson, Yorkshire CD Books, 1859, History and Topography of the City of York and the North Riding of Yorkshire Volume II, P706 (Monograph). SNY2153.
<2> Ordnance Survey, Various, Ordnance Survey Record Card, SE48SW12 (Card Index). SNY1.
<3> University of Sheffield, 01/2004, THESIS: Extracted from: A social and Anthropological analysis of Conversion period and later Anglo-Saxon cemeteries in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire (Manuscript). SNY9568.
Sources and further reading
| <1> | SNY2153 - Monograph: Colin Hinson, Yorkshire CD Books. 1859. History and Topography of the City of York and the North Riding of Yorkshire Volume II. Whellan, T. and Sheahan, J.J.. CD Rom. P706. |
| <2> | SNY1 - Card Index: Ordnance Survey. Various. Ordnance Survey Record Card. Various authors. SE48SW12. |
| <3> | SNY9568 - Manuscript: University of Sheffield. 01/2004. THESIS: Extracted from: A social and Anthropological analysis of Conversion period and later Anglo-Saxon cemeteries in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. Buckberry, J L. Partial Printout. |
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