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Bowl Barrow, Isleham Plantation, Chippenham

History of Bowl barrow

Scheduled Monument

The bowl barrow in Isleham Plantation stands almost to its original height and is very well preserved. … There are no records or physical evidence to suggest that the barrow has ever been excavated, although a number of barrows with encircling ditches and banks were excavated in the the immediate vicinity in the 1930s. (Historic England)

 

Tags

  • archaeology
  • bronze age
  • Listed building
  • neolithic

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  • Chippenham

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