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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
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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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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io omm SCALE OF FEET FOR PLAN AND SECTIONS. Fig. 2. Money Burgh, Deans, neae PiddinghoeSix-inch O.S. Sussex, Sheet LXVII, S.W. This tumulus has a pronounced eastern end, and is118 feet long. All trace of lateral ditches has beenobliterated by trackways and former cultivation, butthe present conformation of the ground shows thatthese ditches did not run round the ends. It is situatedin Piddinghoe parish, on the crest of a spur which risesin a westerly direction from Deans, and it lies in theregion of the 100 feet contour. 1(>() LONG HARROWS IN SUSSEX That this barrow has been badly excavated in quiterecent years is suggested by a modern-looking trench,which runs nearly the whole length of the crest (indi-cated on plan by dot-and-dash line). Material froman earlier excavation of the mound has been thrownto the north, forming a talus (base of which is shownby dot-and-dash line on plan), which, combined withthe results of former ploughing, gives the mound abulging appearance to the nor

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