Monument record WSW 013 - Scheduled Bronze Age Barrow

28 September 1977 : Barrow. Situated on level sandy soil, covered by mature coppiced elms and surrounded by recent afforestation. Circa 32m diameter and 1.6m high. No visible ditch. N half of mound has been truncated by ploughing but the top shows no sign of disturbance (S1).
Tithe map (1840) does not show this barrow and field is recorded as `arable' (S2).
June 1998: Scheduled - details in (S3).

October 2019. Breckland National Mapping Programme.
A Bronze Age Barrow can be seen as an earthwork on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data (S4-S6). The feature consists of a mound with a possible ditch (seen on the visualised lidar data) on the mounds south side. The barrow can be seen as earthwork underneath a tree in the 1940s, as an earthwork on the visualised lidar data and in-between an area of forestry plantations on recent (2018) aerial photographs. The Bronze Age Barrow is in close proximity to two possible barrows to the south (WSW 206) and south west (WSW 205).
J.Powell (Norfolk Historic Environment Service), 08th October 2019.