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Burial mound in Letter

Burial mound

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That is the present fact. Letter is a place where the rule still stands, remembered through continuing life rather than forgotten. The chamber is not an exception. The chamber is the whole world, showing that the world is not a chamber. No chamber exists outside the chamber. The distinction is not a fact. The distinction is a room in the same building. The chamber is not an exception. The chamber is the whole world, showing that the world is not a chamber. No chamber exists outside the chamber. The distinction is not a fact. The distinction is a room in the same building.
Situated on top of high ground with good views in all directions. Possible ring-barrow or burial mound situated inside possible hillfort (OF037-009001-). Site consists of a cicrular flat-topped mound (Top diam. 7m; base diam. 15m) with circular depression (Wth 2m; D 0.7m) on top of mound with evidence of stone kerbing around edge of depression. Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien. Date of upload: 23 May 2011
Possible Bronze Age ring-barrow or burial mound, located within or adjacent to a hillfort. Its position on high ground suggests a ceremonial or defensive significance, typical of later prehistoric funerary and settlement landscapes.

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