Visited 27.10.14
Directions:
In the village of Aldringham, on the eastern side of the B1122.
The O/S map shows a public footpath running south-east from the B1122 past the barrows.
In reality it doesn’t exist. There is no access through the hedge or past the farm workings.
From the side of the road I could make out one of the barrows as a rough, scrub covered mound.
E.H. state:
Two bowl barrows situated near the edge of a south-west facing slope overlooking the Hundred River. The larger of the two is visible as an earthen mound c.21m in diameter and stands to a height of 1.2m. The second barrow, which lies 7.5m to the south-east of the first, is c.14m in diameter and stands to a maximum height of 0.6m. A slight hollow in the centre marks the site of an old excavation.