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Reed Hill

Round Barrow(s)

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Latitude:53° 18' 56.21" N
Longitude:   2° 2' 3.34" W

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Bronze Age Round Barrow - scheduled monument.

Clearly visible at the top of Reed Hill. Shown on some maps as a cairn but was excavated in 1911/12

"It was surveyed and excavated in 1911. The mound itself was composed of closely packed pebbles and covered in a turf layer. The primary burial was a chamber built of gritstone in the form of a beehive. Sunk into the mud floor was a mass of cremated human bones. A secondary stone cist was found but there were no human remains inside."
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Pastscape - English Heritage


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Revealing Cheshire's Past


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