Prehistoric flint mine on bare-earth LiDAR, north at the top

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Prehistoric flint mine

Scheduled monument · West Sussex, England

Prehistoric flint mine is a prehistoric site in West Sussex, England.

From Historic England list entry 1015239 · Grid reference TQ 081 099

The map opens here on the bare-earth LiDAR with the RVT toolbox; the old Ordnance Survey maps, the Roman roads and the recorded places around it are a key away.

Around it

  1. 1Itford Hill style settlement on Cock HillScheduled monument770 m east
  2. 2Itford Hill style settlement and an Anglo-Saxon barrow field at New Barn Down, 850m north west of Myrtle Grove FarmScheduled monument900 m south
  3. 3Deserted medieval settlement at Lower Barpham FarmScheduled monument1.3 km south-west
  4. 4Cross dyke on Barpham Hill, 600m north west of Lower BarphamScheduled monument1.6 km west
  5. 5The Ruins of MichelgroveListed building1.6 km south
  6. 6Settlement site in Chantry BottomScheduled monument1.7 km north
  7. 7Prehistoric flint mine and part of a round barrowWikidata place1.7 km south-east
  8. 8Deserted medieval settlement at Upper Barpham FarmScheduled monument1.8 km south-west

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