“There is very little to see on this site now” – Fieldnotes I wrote in 2003. I’ve never been able to get much of a photo of the remains of the barrow, this is the best I can get. The darker patch of grass marks the western end of the earth mound.
Sites within 20km of Willerby Wold
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Willerby Wold House
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Sharp Howes
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Kirkheads
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Butt Hills
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Ba’l Hill
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Spell Howe
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Star Carr
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Willy Howe
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Paddock Hill
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Little Argham Henge
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Kilham
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Hen Pit Hole
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Helperthorpe Long Barrow
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East Ayton Long Barrow
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Rudston Monolith
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Seamer Beacon
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Hagworm Hill
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Devil’s Hill
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Kemp Howe
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Collinswood Farm
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South Side Mount
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Rudston Beacon
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Greenwells No 62
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Beacon Cursus
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Rudston A and B
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Dane’s Graves
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Staple Howe
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Sands Wood
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King Alfred’s Cave
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Three Tremblers
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Cockmoor Hall Round Barrows
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Rob Howe Long Barow
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Scamridge Dykes
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Ebberston Long Barrow
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Scamridge Long Barrow
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Bempton Cliffs
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Duggleby Howe
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Howden Hill (Yorkshire)
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Thieves Dikes
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Cheesecake Hill
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Dane’s Dyke
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Towthorpe Plantation
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Three Howes, Ebberston
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Broxa
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Fox Howe
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Dargate Dyke
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Wetwang
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