This long barrow is adjacent to the LB7 bronze age group. The hill adjacent is called ‘Crog Hill’ (Meaning ‘hill of the dead’). What was once a mighty stone age tomb, is now no more than a bump in the ground.
I often come to this site, but this visit saddens me. It appears the local landowner has driven a fence right across the middle of it and removed the smaller sarsen stones from the site and piled them up. Two large pieces of sarsen still remain in situ (I guess they weren’t strong enough to move them too).
Isn’t this damaging a listed ancient monument site?
Angry of Wantage...