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| Monument Name |
Near Pantile Hall |
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| SMR Number |
608 |
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| Summary |
"Earthworks about here". |
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| Description |
"Earthworks about here". <1> <2> Possible motte and bailey. Earthworks on Navestock Common seen by Stukely in 1759, comprise "mounds of earth and a ditch", adjacent to the Chifford and Ongar boundary heath(?) road from Ditchely's to Princes gate. According to the OS a key hole-shaped ditch is visible at the above NGR and is visible on AP's. <1> <3> in <1> <4> <5> Presumably the same site also as TQ59-034, 0000. OS plan card only in the SMR, shows Stukely's sketch. <6> |
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| Monument Type(s) |
MOTTE AND BAILEY (Dated 1066AD to 1539AD)
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| Monument Class(es) |
EARTHWORK
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Period
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1066AD to 1539AD Medieval
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| Status |
Not Known |
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| Administration Area |
BRENTWOOD, BRENTWOOD, ESSEX |
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National Grid Reference
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Square: TQ59NE
Ref: 557964 |
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| Finds |
None listed
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| Events |
None listed
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Sources
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Desc Text : Memoirs of Dr Stukely (Stukeley, W) Vol 3, p157
Desc Text : TQ59NE11 (unknown)
Map : MAP Col Mus (unknown)
Map : Oscard - Stukely, W (Ordnance Survey) Plan card only in SMR
Desc Text : Essex Naturalist (Essex Naturalist) Vol 8, pp213-214, 221-222 Dated : 1894
Desc Text : SMR Form (unknown) Dated : 1960s to
Aerial Photo : TQ547967 (Meridian Airmaps Limited) Dated : 1976
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