
© Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2015.
© Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2015.
“NT 891453. Groat Haugh. Enclosures, cropmark. (1)
Sub-oval enclosure on terrace of River Tweed. Defined by a narrow ditch, with two broad entrances. The south east entrance has two pronounced inturns. Possible pits in the interior. Diameter less than 100m. Orientated c.north-west/south-east. Cannot be ruled out as henge-
related. (2)
The enclosure has opposed entrances aligned north west/south east. The ditches at the south east are inturned – a linear feature/ditch? There are two small ditched penannular features close by the west side of the main enclosure. (3)
Visible on a series of aerial photographs. (4)”
Source: Northumberland SMR
According to the SMR, crop marks have revealed the site of a possible henge here.