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thesweetcheat wrote: Chris Collyer wrote: As that link says about one of those mounds - "Oval barrow 750m N of Wallis Grange. Identified as a Neolithic oval barrow, the only securely identified example in Humberside. The mound survives up to a height of 1.75m and measures 52m long E-W by 30m wide N-S" That's news to me, it's got me licking my lips and checking the weather forecast... -Chris Sounds like it's worth a look - pics please Chris! I took a spin round the area last Saturday and the oval barrow is posted here - http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]/site/13330/wallis_grange.html I must admit I expected it to be larger and more prominent and its position near the bottom a valley seemed a bit odd too, I found myself looking up the valley behind me and saying to myself 'it should be up there!' -Chris Reply | with quote |  21st August 2010ce 19:19 In reply to: Re: Kiplings Cotes (thesweetcheat) |
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