Sussex Archaeological Collections 110

This report describes the rescue excavation of a small barrow surrounded by 12 postholes in a penannular ditch. There was a central cremation in a large Middle Bronze Age (M.B.2) urn, also a number of cremations, some in urns, adjacent to the S. and SW. margins of the barrow, between 14 and 19 individuals being represented. The barrow was situated close to the ltford Hill Bronze Age settlement and probably was the latter's cemetery. Pottery resemblances between the two sites are apparent, especially part of a decorated globular vessel excavated at the settlement in 1951, which belongs to a cremation urn (part missing) excavated in 1971

The Lip of the Brack Mount Ditch; The Winbolt collection at Christ's Hospital, Horsham; Sussex Bronze Age Pottery; Archaeological Material from Washington; Stone Implements from Madehurst; Mound at Forest Row; Roman Site at Findon; Stone Axe from Patching; Finds from harrow Hill, Patching; Earthwork at Buxted.