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Bowl Barrow 500m Se Of Duckley Nap

  • HER Number (PRN): 00195
  • Site Name : Bowl Barrow 500m Se Of Duckley Nap
  • Protected Status:
    Grade:
    Ref No.:1007339
    Title:Bowl barrow
    Type:Scheduled Monument
  • Monument Type:
    • Bowl Barrow (Bronze Age)
  • Civil Parish:
    • Church Stretton , South Shropshire, Shropshire
  • Grid Reference: SO 4339 9618
  • Related Interventions:
    • 1995 Survey of archaeological sites on National Trust land on the Long Mynd, ESA4936
    • 1992-2000 Summary Condition Survey of SAMs in the Shropshire Hills Environmentally Sensitive Area by English Heritage, esa4785
    • 1985 field observation by English Heritage, ESA4532
    • 1972 field observation by the Ordnance Survey, ESA4531
  • Brief Description: Scheduled Monument: One of a group of burial mounds of probable Bronze Age date on the Long Mynd.
  • Description: A heather covered round barrow, upon the top of a ridge, 22m in diameter and 1.1m high. No visible remains of a ditch. Large central excavation crater, 7m in diameter. OS FI 1972 <1>

    Evaluated for MPP in 1990-1, Medium score as one of 93 Bowl Barrows <4>

    The monument includes the remains of a substantial bowl barrow situated in a prominent position on the top of a rounded hill. The barrow is visible as a well defined, circular stone and earth mound 20m in diameter and stands to a height of 1.6m above the surrounding natural land surface. The summit of the mound is disturbed by the remains of an old exploration, which has created a shallow crater 6m in diameter and 0.5m deep. Although no longer visible at ground level, a ditch, from which material was quarried during the construction of the monument, surrounds the mound. This has become infilled over the years but survives as a buried feature some 2m wide <5>

    National Trust Archaeology Survey. Visited 05/09/1995. Management recommendations made; otherwise, adds little to [<5>] <6>

    Visited during a condition survey by the English Heritage Field Monument Warden, in 1996. Condition recorded as satisfactory; heather covered. <7>
  • Record Type: Monument
  • Sources:
    (00) Card index: Shropshire County Council SMR. Site and Monuments Record (SMR) cards. SMR record cards. SMR Card for PRN SA 00195.
    (01) Card index: Ordnance Survey. 1972. Ordnance Survey Record Card SO49NW26 . Ordnance Survey record cards. SO49NW26 .
    (02) Field Monument Warden Report: Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission (HBMC). 1986. Scheduled Monument Report on SAM 25909.
    (02a) Monograph: Cobbold E S. 1904. Church Stretton. Vol 3. p38, map 4.
    (03) Scheduled Monument notification: English Heritage. Map of Scheduled area.
    (04) TEXT: Horton Wendy B. 1990/ 1991. MPP Evaluation File.
    (05) Scheduled Monument notification: English Heritage. 1993. Scheduling Papers (Revised Scheduling, 12/10/1993). 19097.
    (06) Field survey report: Woodside R & Milln Jeremy. 1995. The National Trust Archaeological Survey: The Long Mynd, Shropshire. National Trust Archaeological Survey. Inventory 52410.
    (07) Field survey report: Leigh Judith. 2001. Scheduled Ancient Monuments in the Shropshire Hills ESA: Brief Condition Survey.
  • Tags:
    • Bowl Barrow
  • Related Places:
    • Church Stretton, South Shropshire, Shropshire (Civil Parish)
  • For more information contact: Shropshire Council HER
  • Date Created: 03/11/1993
  • Date Last Edited: 06/11/2015 14:50:08


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