What is recorded here

Indicated is a low flat-topped mound in County Dublin, Ireland, measuring fifteen by thirteen metres and rising one and a quarter metres. It is enclosed by a thorn hedge and formed from medieval and post medieval dump material, possibly the remains of an ornamental feature attached to Auburn House. The site was excavated in 1982, revealing a boundary between human ambition and forgotten land.

A low flat-topped mound enclosed by a thorn hedge (Dims. N-S 15m, E-W 13m, H 1.25m). This site was excavated in 1982. The mound was formed from medieval and post medieval 'dump' material. This is possibly the remains of an ornamental feature attached to the grounds of Auburn House. Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Date of upload: 26 August 2011

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