More information : [SO 51396499]. CASTLE TUMP [LB]. (1)
Castle Tump, a roughly circular mound 33 yds in diameter at the base, occupying the end of a spur from which it rises to a height of 19ft., rising only some 7ft above the ground at the back of the spur, from which it is separated by a slight ditch. (2)
Ashton Castle Tump, surrounded by a moat fed by a stream. (3)
A motte, 2m high, raised on the end of a natural spur. The "moat" is a dry water course. Resurveyed at 25". (4)
Condition unchanged since 1967. Published survey (25") correct. (5)
[Source 3). Prior to field investigation, R1 appears to have confused this site with that at Pipe Aston (SO 47 SE 1), which the VCH describes as moated]. (6)
SO 514650. Small motte, much rounded. (7)
Listed by Shoesmith. (8) |