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Long Barrow Near Pitsford, Northants

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2015

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Antiquity , Volume 23 , Issue 92 , December 1949 , pp. 218 - 220
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd 1949

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References

* National Grid 752/678, one-inch O.S. 1946, no. 133.

1 Itin. Cur., 1724, p. 35.

2 Morton’s Nat. Hist. Northants., 1712, p. 548.

3 Archaeologia, vol. 35, p. 394.

4 There are various references both to the time when the barrow was planted (eg. Baker’s Hist. of the County of Northants., vol. I, p. 65) and also to the hedge which has broken into the south side. (ibid, p. 65).

5 P.P.S. 1935, pp. 101-7.

6 These are Mill Hill, Dunstable (now destroyed; V.C.H. Beds., vol. I, p. 150; Arch. J. 89, p. 174) and Pascornbe Pit, which Phillips regards as a pillow-mound (Arch. f. 89, p. 150).

7 Stukelcy’s Itin. Cur., p. 102, and Phillips in Text to Map of Trent Basin, published by the Ordnance Survey, 1933 (Megalithic Survey of England and Wales), p. 7.