NHER 3780 (Cropmark and Earthwork record) - Bronze Age bowl barrow near Mink Patches

Tumulus, very irregular near spot height 292 on south edge heath.
Covered by bushes and bracken; many rabbit burrows.
23m (26yds) diameter, 91cm (3') high.
Bowl barrow.
A. Q. Watson, 27 February 1938.
R. R. Clarke (NCM) 30 January 1955, see (S1).

22 June 1978. Field Observation and Stray Find.
John Nicholls reports barrow now as having a few trees on it still about 34m (80') diameter.
Found Neolithic tranchet-type flint arrowhead, finely worked flake on one side, some working on edge of smooth side. Also 2 Neolithic flint scrapers.
Details from King's Lynn Museum.
Information from (S2), which also has a rough outline sketch of the Neolithic arrowhead.
Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 2 July 2018.

16 March 1976.
Irregular mound 19 x 36m, 1m high. Covered in elders.
A. J. Lawson (NAU)

August 1983.
Paced as 22 x 29 metres.
Very doubtful as barrow.
Sycamore trees.
J. Wymer (NAU)

1995.
Scheduled, despite last entry.
1m high 25m diameter east to west, 17.5m north to south, subcircular with flat top.
Truncated by road.
E. Rose (NLA) 1 September 1995.

Situated about 350m west of Peddar's Way, on the high ground of former Massingham Heath.
Stands to about 1m high, subcircular about 25m east to west, about 17.5m north to south, truncated by road.
Supports 20 sycamore trees, bracken, brambles, with some grass cover. Ploughing has cut into the east side of the mound.
H. Paterson (A&E), 25 November 1998.