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Catton Henge
Henge
Catton Henge (Henge) on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK & Ireland's most popular megalithic community website. The site also contains a vast wealth of information on many more ancient sites across the UK & Ireland.
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Nearest Town:
York (11km WSW)
OS Ref (GB):
SE721534 /
Sheets: 105, 106
Latitude:
53° 58' 16.84" N
Longitude:
0° 54' 2.51" W
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"H.G. Ramm reports that a hange has been identified on an Ordnance Survey air photograph as a crop mark showing through ploughed ridge and furrow. It has a diameter of 61m with entrances to the north west and south east." YAJ 49, 1977.
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