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Image of Seven Barrows (Tidworth Camp) (Round Barrow(s)) by Chance

Although most of the barrows survive, some have suffered damage from tree roots and others have been dug into by the wildlife.

Image credit: Chance - Aug 2011
Image of Seven Barrows (Tidworth Camp) (Round Barrow(s)) by Chance

The barrows are now protected by a rabbit proof fence and “no trenching” signs.

Image credit: Chance - Aug 2011
Image of Seven Barrows (Tidworth Camp) (Round Barrow(s)) by Chance

Overall view looking down the line of barrows

Image credit: Chance - Aug 2011

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Seven Barrows (Tidworth Camp)
Round Barrow(s)

Details of Barrow cemetery on Pastscape

A group of seven bowl barrows arranged as a linear group of five barrows orientated north-south with two outliers to the east. The barrows form the Seven Barrows bowl barrow cemetery.

Group centred SU 2186 4870 Seven Barrows (Tumuli)
[O.E.] [A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H and J]. (1)
A group of nine barrows is marked on the O.S. 6”; known as Seven Barrows. A further bowl barrow [K] of small dimensions was found by the author [K – SU 2189 4864]. (2)
Investigations subsequent to Grinsell’s have showed at least three have almost been completely destroyed by military action, mainly tank practice tracks. five others have been badly damaged by military trenches. (3-5)

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SOURCE TEXT
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( 1) Ordnance Survey Map (Scale / Date) OS 6” 1925
( 2) General reference – Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club 14 1938-40 pp28, 29, 347
( 3) Field Investigators Comments – F1 WW 07-JAN-56
( 4) Field Investigators Comments – F2 FGA 25-JAN-67
( 5) Field Investigators Comments – F3 JGB 23-SEP-82
( 6) General reference – English Heritage Schedule Entry 03/01/1997

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