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moss wrote: So that means they were flattened the long barrows? shame there was no 'before' photos of them, no large stones then, just earthen barrows....... http://digitaldigging.net/blog[...]ouses-on-dorstone-hill-images/ Thanks very much for that link Moss. The aerial photo here: http://digitaldigging.net/blog[...]tone-hill-images/attachment/1/ shows the gateway top right where I took this picture from in 2011: http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]post/123481/dorstone_hill.html so there wasn't much to flatten! As Tiompan refers to, there wasn't even any mention of any long barrows at all on Pastscape, just the Neo/BA settlement site and the fort to the south. Certainly a long period of occupation as you say. Reply | with quote |  4th August 2013ce 11:56 In reply to: Re: Two 6,000-Year-Old 'Halls of the Dead' Unearthed (moss) |
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