What is recorded here

Described and illustrated in Gough's edition of Camden's Britannia (1789) as circle of sixteen small tumuli, each about four feet high. A single tumulus (No. **36:15) stood to the N of these. Located near the standing stone (No. **36:17) and barrows (Nos.**). Date of upload: 5 September 2016

A Neolithic burial mound; part of a group of small tumuli described in 1789. Its significance lies in its early documentation and potential association with a broader ceremonial or funerary landscape including a nearby standing stone.

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