More information : [SE 66930065] Pond o' the Hill [T.I.] Castle Mound [G.T.]. (1)
"Blaxton, Pond o' th' Hill. There is an Inclosure evidently very ancient, at the corner of which we find a little mound surrounded with a ditch". (2)
Pond o' the Hill. It is a mound surrounded by a moat, and was evidently a castle mound. (3)
There are now only fragmentary remains of this feature sited at SE66930066. The corner of the enclosure bank and a part of the outer bank of the moat (approx. 1.0m. high) survive, but the central mound has been completely obliterated. A 25" survey has been made. (4)
The remains of this feature are too fragmentary to determine its purpose or period of construction. (5)
Condition unchanged. (6)
No longer exists - deleted from field document. (7)
Remains of a probable medieval moated site and a bank are visible as earthworks on air photographs, centred at SE 6693 0067. Only part of the north-west corner of the enclosure bank and outer bank of the moat are visible. To the north-east a linear bank runs on a north-east south-west alignment for approximately 139m. Possibly this feature is associated with the moated site. On the 1978 Ordnance Survey vertical photography the monument appears only as soilmarks. (8-9)
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