Visited Petersfield yesterday and flabbergasted by the number - but more especially the size - of the barrows upon the heath. Truly this is one of the finest Bronze Age cemeteries in England, in my experience. Just wouldn't expect it to be here. So thanks to Carl for the prompt made in his usual enthusiastic style. Proper TMA, that.
Managed to find most of the 21 monuments cited on Pastscape - 18, I think. However if anyone knows the heath well would they kindly confirm my assumption that the 'elongated mound' just north of the path from Heath Farm to the northern shore of the pond (eastern end near the road) is a pillow mound... appeared too short and well preserved to be a long barrow. More's the pity. But then Bronze Age cemeteries associated with a long barrow are not unusal.
Cheers
Gladman.
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6th April 2015ce
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Pillow Mound? (GLADMAN, Apr 06, 2015, 21:00)
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