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Designations - none recorded

Summary

A 'Puddle Pond' N. of and possibly associated with the enclosure of the LBA farm on Cock Hill (see 2027) contained pot-boilers, late Bronze Age and early Iron Age pottery. No postholes were found in the depression or around its rim. It seemed to be a pond used for watering cattle in the late Bronze Age, becoming largely filled with plough soil by the Iron Age.{1}{2}

Monument Types

• FINDSPOT (Ceramic, Early Iron Age - 800 BC to 401 BC)

Sources

Associated Events - none recorded

Associated Monuments

• MWS3007 - Related to: Bronze Age pond - Cock Hill (Monument)

Associated Finds

• POT (Early Iron Age - 800 BC to 401 BC)

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