Hut site in Rougham — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Half a metre of wall still stands in the rough grass, a small circular shadow on the plateau above the stream. The missing foundation has stolen the doorway, leaving the hut closed to memory and human entry alike. What remains is a stone ring incomplete, holding no fire, no floor, no name.

This monument was reported by archaeologist Tony Miller who describes it as follows: "A circular hut site with a c. 2m internal diameter and collapsed walls remaining to a height of c. 1m. It is in an area of rough grazing on a small plateau some 15m above a stream to the south. It is partially built into a steep south facing slope. Part of the foundations are missing making it impossible to see where the entrance might have been." Compiled by: Denis Power Date of upload: 9 April 2014

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