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Monument record MDR8566 - Possible barrow or cairn (T33), Stanton Moor, Stanton

Type and Period (1)

  • (Bronze Age - 2350 BC to 701 BC)

Protected Status/Designation

  • None recorded

Full Description

[SK 24246272]: T33 This feature first appears in the archaeological record depicted on a location map of numbered 'tumuli' on Stanton Moor (1). Although no excavation report was published for this cairn, it is known that some level of excavation was undertaken by the Heathcotes, probably during the period 1934-1938 (2). The monument was not located during the investigation of Stanton Moor by the OS Archaeological Division in 1966. In a more recent assessment, T33 is listed as being 'small' with no further information and no indication of source (3). RCHME FIELD DESCRIPTION (4) From the map evidence (5,6), T33 should be 20m E of the New Park Quarry edge, the cairn was not located but may have been destroyed during quarry activities.

Sources/Archives (6)

  • <1> Article in serial: Heathcote, J. 1936. 'Further Excavations on Stanton Moor' Derbyshire Archaeological Journal. Volume 57, pp 21-42. map, p. 40.
  • <2> Article in serial: Heathcote, J. 1938. 'Excavations in Derbyshire during 1938', Derbyshire Archaeological Journal. Volume 59, p 83.
  • <3> Bibliographic reference: Marsden, B. 1986. The Burial Mounds of Derbyshire (revised edition). p. 80.
  • <4> Bibliographic reference: Ainsworth, S (RCHME). 1987. Stanton Moor, Derbyshire, A Catalogue of Archaeological Monuments, Part 2. NAR Nos. SK 26 SW 109 - 160. Part 2.
  • <5> Map: OS County Series. 1922. 1:25000 Derbyshire. XXVII 12.
  • <6> Map: OS. 1968. OS National Grid Series 1:2500. Edition of 1968. SK 2462/2562.

Map

Location

Grid reference Centred SK 2424 6272 (10m by 10m) (Approximate)
Civil Parish STANTON, DERBYSHIRE DALES, DERBYSHIRE

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Record last edited

Aug 27 2015 2:34PM

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