Monument record MDO44492 - Late prehistoric enclosures south-west of Honeycombe Wood, Lillington

The cropmarks of two possible later prehistoric enclosures can be seen on aerial photographs taken in 2010. These two joined enclosures are situated at the south-western end of Honeycombe Wood. The northern enclosure appears to be an oblong aligned north-south, though only the southern part is visible and the remainder is within the wood. The second enclosure is joined to this. It is more rectangular in shape and is aligned east-west.

The cropmarks of two possible later prehistoric enclosures can be seen on aerial photographs taken in 2010. These two joined enclosures are situated at the south-western end of Honeycombe Wood. The northern enclosure appears to be an oblong aligned north-south, though only the southern part is visible and the remainder is within the wood. The second enclosure is joined to this. It is more rectangular in shape and is aligned east-west. <1>

<1> Historic England, 28-JUN-2010, NMR 26651_029-034 (Aerial Photograph). SDO18637.

<2> National Record of the Historic Environment, 1595690 (Digital archive). SDO14739.

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