Salters Lane

This shallow penannular ring-gully c.5m in diameter was located northeast of a barrow (HER 19033), and was possibly a drainage gully for an Iron Age roundhouse. It had a 0.7m wide entrance on the southeast side. It was radiocarbon dated to the Later Bronze Age (1510-1320 cal BC) and the limited palaeoenvironmental evidence suggested a monumental site rather than a domestic one, making interpretation difficult, however it could be the truncated remains of a second, much smaller round barrow.