At 90 ft . above a.D. in ground falling gently to the S.S . E. Three flat-topped banks of earth have been raised, the material being derived from the spaces between them. The overall height of each is about 2 ft. Two unshaped boulders lie on the long axis of the structure. The outer bank has been extensively robbed on the N. and N.W.
Ref Arch Camb. 1923 p308
Condition:fair
SH36023055
8 viii 57
45 NW Unnoted
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