NHER 28075 (Cropmark and Earthwork record) - Bronze Age round barrow

September 1978.
Round barrow in wood on Bunker's Hill.
Bowl barrow, maximum diameter 29m, maximum height 1.5m.
Information from member of the public [1].
(S1) in file.
Information from NAR records.
R. Rickett (NAU) 1990.

January 1995. Scheduled.
Scheduled description:
The monument includes a bowl barrow which is one of a dispersed group of round barrows, sited on a broad ridge at the western edge of the Good Sands upland region of north west Norfolk. The barrow stands on the southern edge of the hill crest, above a slight, south facing slope and is visible as an earthen mound c.1.5m in height and covering a circular area c.30m in diameter. It is thought that the mound is encircled by a ditch from which earth was dug during the construction of the barrow. This ditch has become infilled and is no longer visible, but will survive as a buried feature.
The barrow group as a whole is aligned on a north west-south east axis over a distance of c.2.6km.
Information from (S2) and (S3).
H. Mellor (HES), 22 June 2018.

(S4) signed 17 October 1997 (for 5 years).
H. Paterson (A&E) 14 September 1999.

2002.
(S4) signed 15 March 2002.
H. Paterson (A&E) 28 March 2002.

February 2007.
Section 17 management agreement signed 7 February 2007.
See (S5).
D. Robertson (NLA) April 16 2007.