NHER 9464 (Cropmark and Earthwork record) - Bronze Age round barrow, Big Wood

Barrow.
Near to gravel pits, formerly in plantation (Big Wood) revealed by tree felling 1921.
274m (300 yds.) from NHER 9463.
Gravel pits around.
36m (40 paces) diameter, about 1.9m (6'6") high, trees all over, no visible ditch.
(S1) observations 26 January 1923; 18 December 1923; 20 February 1925.
R.R. Clarke (NCM)

37m diameter, 2.5m high, covered in trees and bracken in wood.
Trench 1m square cut in centre about 1970.
A.J. Lawson (NAU) 9 December 1975.

Ancient Monuments Form, (S2).

August 1983.
Hole dug in mound ?by children. Immediately to east another mound, very irregular about 15m across, 1m high, but only spoil from excavation?
J. Wymer (NAU).

January 2001. Visit.
Barrow tree covered in wood. No ground cover or disturbance. S.17 Management Agreement in conjunction with NHER 9463 to be drawn up.
H. Paterson (A&E) 2 February 2001.

April 2011. Norfolk NMP.
The round barrow described above is visible faintly as an earthwork on aerial photographs in 1945 (S3-S4), however it becomes harder to see through the tree cover on photographs from 1946 onwards. It is centred on TG 1833 0492 and appears to measure up to 16m in diameter.
E. Bales (NMP), 14 April 2011.