Great Onns Hole |
Hob Uid: 194599 | |
Location : Somerset Sedgemoor Cheddar
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Grid Ref : ST4679053930 |
Summary : A cave or "open hole" sited 300 feet above the road at Cheddar. Described as ransacked, and later used as a World War II operational base, there are no certain records of the finds. However, Western-Super-Mare Museum contains some finds which may have come from the site, including a flint knife with bone haft, iron and bronze buckles, Iron Age potsherds and bone spindle whorls. |
More information : [ST 4675 5393] GREAT OONS HOLE [G.T.]. (1) 300' above the road, an open hole. Ransacked, with no record of finds: but Upper pa. flints which may have come from this site, including a flint knife hafted to a bone handle, are in the Weston-super-Mare Museum. It also contains iron and bronze buckles, E.I.A. pottery and bone spindle whorls. (2-4) The entrance to Great Oons hole is at ST 4679 5393. Positioned at 1:2500. (5)
Additional reference. (6)
Natural cave, with modifications, used as operational base.Great Oone's Cave - among trees on left bank at head of slope, 160 feet above coach park beside Cooper's Hole which is 200 yards up Cheddar Gorge from Gough's Cave on left bank at road level. (7) |