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Spigot mortar emplacement sited to cover the nearby road bridge over the River Mimram. Although the concrete base is partly buried, the stainless steel pintle is in typically first-class condition. The remains of the weapon pit may still exist below the existing ground level.
(Source: Field Visit 1992/05/12)

Type of site SPIGOT MORTAR EMPLACEMENT
Location 50 yards along Fulling Mill Lane from the junction with the B656 Codicote Road on a grassy knoll.
Area Welwyn, Hertfordshire, England
Grid reference TL 2294 1643 (Scale: 1:25000 )
Period WW2
Condition Good
Materials Concrete, Steel
Recorder Nash, Fred (Archaeological Advisory Group, Essex County Council Planning)
DOB site reference: S0013405
Associated Identifier Hertfordshire SMR (ref: 6902)
Event Construction, After 1941/05
Field Visit, On 1992/05/12


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