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Mutlow Hill, Great Wilbraham

History of Mutlow Hill

Scheduled Monument

This barrow was excavated in 1852. It is 67 feet in diameter and 10-12 feet high, on the north side of Fleam Dyke. It contained no less that eight (possibly ten) interments, all by cremation. A necklace of segmented beads was found with one interment, one of the most interesting objects found in Bronze Age barrows in this region. The beads are of Mediterranean origin.

https://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=10317

 

 

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