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Cropmarks of a probable Late Iron Age-Roman red hill with probably associated creeks, east of Mundon Hall (EHER 83166)

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Summary

A probable Late Iron Age-Roman red hill with probably associated creeks which can be seen as a cropmark on Google Earth imagery.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 8856 0305 (328m by 224m) Digitised using Google Earth imagery from 2023 and lidar of linear feature
Civil Parish MUNDON, MALDON, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

A probable Late Iron Age-Roman red hill with probably associated creeks which can be seen as a cropmark on Google Earth imagery from 2005, 2011, 2017, 2020 and 2023. The red hill is best depicted on the 2011 imagery and measures approximately 50m in diameter. In this image, a series of two or possibly three curvilinear creeks of a similar size to the red hill can be seen to its west, and all the features appear to abut a linear running roughly NW-SE for approxmately 200m, to their south. The linear feature turns to run towards the SE for about 140m at its easternmost end, and may also turn to run towards the SE for about 60m at its west end. If so, it probably represents three sides of a rectilinear enclosure. It is also depicted on lidar. <1> - <6>

Sources

  • <1> Aerial Photograph: Google. Google Earth Online Resource. 31/12/2005.
  • <2> Aerial Photograph: Google. Google Earth Online Resource. 07/03/2011.
  • <3> Aerial Photograph: Google. Google Earth Online Resource. 09/04/2009.
  • <4> Aerial Photograph: Google. Google Earth Online Resource. 10/04/2020.
  • <5> Aerial Photograph: Google. Google Earth Online Resource. 10/06/2023.
  • <6> GIS Layer: Environment Agency. Lidar - Digital Surface Model Render.

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