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Little Trees Hill bowl barrow

History of bowl barrow at Little Trees Hill

Scheduled Monument

Although no earthworks can be observed on the ground, the causewayed enclosure is clearly visible from the air, and is recorded on aerial photographs. The following description is therefore based on the photographic record. The enclosure is roughly circular in plan with a maximum diameter of 265m.

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  • Listed building
  • stone age

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  • Stapleford

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