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Brane Long Barrow

Long Barrow

<b>Brane Long Barrow</b>Posted by thesweetcheatImage © A. Brookes (22.10.2015)
Nearest Town:Newlyn (6km ENE)
OS Ref (GB):   SW402280 / Sheet: 203
Latitude:50° 5' 40.32" N
Longitude:   5° 37' 58.82" W

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Must admit I didn't notice this when I visited Brane Grave. I didn't know about this site but it didn't 'spring out' at me. Perhaps I should have been more observant?! Posted by CARL
22nd April 2010ce

Friday 12 March 2004
The bank (in the same field but 'opposite corner' to Brane Barrow) does have quite a long-barrowy look. Not altogether convinced, but possible! Worth a look if you're at Brane Barrow.

(Wish I'd taken a photie now!)
Moth Posted by Moth
15th March 2004ce
Edited 2nd April 2004ce

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Mentioned by Craig Weatherhill, in “Cornovia: Ancient Sites of Cornwall & Scilly” (Cornwall Books - 1985, revised 1997 & 2000) – “A large mound, 40m long, 10m wide and up to 2.2m high, with sides spread by ploughing. Its antiquity has yet to be proven, but it does not appear to be a tin streaming refuse mound, as some suspect. The south-western end of the mound has been truncated by a stream and a field wall.” pure joy Posted by pure joy
7th July 2003ce