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The view from East Hill across Old Town Hastings to West Hill, another ancient site.
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One of a series of small cross dykes or possibly a field system.
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Undulations. Putting green or an ancient field system? The beacon just off centre in the distance stands on the faint remains of a Bronze Age barrow.
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The end of the large dyke sits hidden in the undergrowth and indicates the eastern limit of the promontory fort.
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The first of many barrows you encounter after leaving the car park at Butts Lane and head south. Heading north west brings you to Combe Hill Neolithic enclosure.
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The largest of three in the vicinity, looking south.
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Very low or worn bowl barrow or perhaps a disc barrow?
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Plundered barrow or possibly conjoined barrows overlooking Eastbourne.
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Large bowl barrow looking north. Not sure what the significance is of the concrete lump in the middle of it.
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Large plundered barrow next to the SDW track looking south.
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Two lowly barrows on the edge of the course (probably converted to sand traps). Didn’t investigate as I’m fed up of being shouted at on golf courses.
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Not sure if these are ancient or part of the course for idiot golfers, but the barrows are just visible on the horizon to the right.
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Cross dyke/ditch running NE/SW and bisected by the South Downs Way track.
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One of the cross dykes adjacent to the barrow disappearing into the tree covered escarpment.
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The foot tunnel bearing The Ridgeway beneath the M40 just next to that spectacular cut through the Chilterns towards Oxford.
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Two big sarcens on the side of the disused railway line.
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The Gods’ searchlight moves across the landscape near Chinnor.
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The main line as it emerges from the Saunderton Tunnel.
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Just after Lodge Hill. Flat and muddy just doesn’t seem right.
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Large stone in the courtyard of the Red Lion in Wendover.
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Ancient stone or natural drinking trough for animals?
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The high footbridge which carries The Ridgeway over the A41.
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Climbing the beginning of Pitstone Hill and the re-emergence of The Grim’s Ditch.
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Barrow cemetery? No, grassed over quarrying heaps.
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The Grim’s Ditch as it traverses the side of Pitstone Hill.
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Incombe Hole and the hills from whence we came.
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The higher cross dyke/defensive earthwork on Steps Hill.
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Another of the numerous cross dyke/defensive earthworks descending Steps Hill.
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