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Identifier: sussexarchaeolog63suss (find matches)
Title: Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Sussex Archaeological Society. 1n
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Publisher: Lewes, Eng. (etc.) Sussex Archaeological Society
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also above the436 feet point and below the 500 feet contour. From the top of School Hill, Lewes, this mound lookslike two adjacent tumuli, for the reason that a largehole (outlined with a dot-and-dash line on plan),excavated east of its centre, has left the two endsstanding in the form of a camels humps. Accordingto Mr. J. H. A. Jenner, the tumulus has been namedThe Camels Humps. The material from the centralexcavation has been thrown outwards, forming a talus,which (see dot-and-dash line on plan) now concealspart of the ditch. The outline of the southern ditch,therefore, has had to be restored on the plan. The north-east and south-west ditch ends aredistinctly visible in suitable lights. The south-eastditch end has been destroyed by some kind of excava-tion, possibly for flints; and the north-west corner isnow covered by a golf green, which also borders thenorth side and extends over the ditch to the base lineof the mound. 1 Extracts from a report read to the Society, 6th April, 1921
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Fig 1. The Long Barrow, Cliffe Hill, Lewes LONG BARROWS IN SUSSEX 159 The sections show the mound to be very pronounced.Its length is 116 feet, and it has all the characteristicsof a long barrow. It is also situated, like the otherlong mounds here described, where most expansive andmagnificent views are obtained. (6 MONEY ■ BURGH D9

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