The disturbed top of the barrow. A shallow depression marks digging into the mound. Bartinne Hill can be seen on the skyline to the right of centre, away to the south.
The round barrow is visible as the lighter area in the foreground. The prominent mast tops Carn Bean, with its own barrow visible as the low mound on the skyline to the right of the base of the mast.
We had seen this barrow across the field on an autumn walk a couple of years back, but never got any closer. It’s not the most impressive of barrows, low and ploughed down. But it has the inevitable scooped depression in its top, indicating that excavation took place at some point.
A quick look at this little-known barrow after visiting Carn Bean. Not much to see, just a small grass-covered, ploughed down mound – just like being back in the Cotswolds!