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Name:Tote Copse Castle
HER Ref:MWS3511
Type of record:Monument

Designations

  • Scheduled Monument 12886: KEEP OF TOTE COPSE CASTLE, 400M NORTH OF DECOY FARMHOUSE

Summary

The monument includes part of the buried remains of Tote Copse castle, the rest of which was seriously damaged (having been partially excavated) in 1962.


Grid Reference:SU 9227 0477
Parish:Aldingbourne, Arun, West Sussex
Map:Show location on Streetmap

Monument Types

  • MOTTE AND BAILEY (Built, Medieval - 1100 AD to 1149 AD)
  • OCCUPATION SITE (Occupation debris, Medieval - 1100 AD to 1499 AD)

Sources

<1>Excavation archive: Brewster TCM & A. 1969. Tote Copse Castle Aldingbourne, Sussex. Sussex Arch Colls. 107:141-179.
<2>Index: Ordnance Survey. 1969 - 1971. Ordnance Survey Record Card - SU90SW5.
<3>Bibliographic reference: 1991. EH Scheduling revision. K1.201.18/7/91.
<4>Scheduling record: Secretary of State. 1991. Schedule of Monuments.

Associated Events

  • Part excav, Brewster TCM & A, 1961-2

Associated Monuments

  • MWS2362 - Related to: Bishop's Palace - Aldingbourne (Monument)

Associated Finds

  • KEY (LOCKING) (Medieval - 1100 AD to 1199 AD)
  • POT (Medieval - 1100 AD to 1199 AD)