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Site Name: Clanfield

Site Location: East Oxfordshire
Related Achive: Manning


The Manning documentary archive mentions a 'barrow' east of Friar's Court in Clanfield.

Other features have seen been identified at Clanfield including a 'sub-rectangular enclosure', consisting of a double ditched large rectangular enclosure within which are a series of vague circular and rectangular enclosures (see aerial photograph).

Various cropmarks at Clanfield can be identified on aerial photographs taken by Major G.W.G. Allen in 1930's, some of which were also recorded by Percy Manning.


References:

Old O.S. map (barrow)

Victoria County History of Oxfordshire, Vol II, p328 (Friar's Court)

Aerial Photographs

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Aerial Photograph of cropmarks at Clanfield
Cropmarks at Clanfield taken by Major Allen on 4 July 1933 (Ref Album 2,55) - photograph referred to by Manning archive ID no 244
Aerial Photograph of cropmarks at Clanfield
Cropmarks at Clanfield including a possible barrow taken by Major Allen on 4 July 1933 (Ref Album 2,54)
Aerial Photograph of cropmarks at Clanfield
Cropmarks to the east of Little Clanfield including a circular feature by Major Allen on 4 July 1933 (Ref Album 2,56)
Aerial photograph of sub-rectangular enclosure
'Sub-rectangular enclosure' to the west of Clanfield taken by Major Allen on 29 June 1935 (Ref Album 9,76)
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