Hampshire Treasures

Volume 8 ( Test Valley North)

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Description and Date	Remarks		Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Group A - Natural Features
Trees	Quarley Park. All trees within the curtilage of the park, including Thatchways and the Working Men's Club. Location centred on grid reference.		T.P.O. No. 25 T.V.B.C.	SU 272 440 1718 34
Tree	Bridge Cottage. A walnut to the south-east of the cottage.		T.P.O. No. 91 T.V.B.C.	SU 274 439 1718 35
Sarsen Stones No. 57A	Three stones situated in a field to the west of the viIlage.			SU 266 436 1718 28
Sarsen Stone No. 57B	In bank of cottage on road junction.			SU 274 439 1718 30
Sarsen Stones No. 57C	Small stones in banks of Park Lane adjacent to Apple Tree Cottage.			SU 272 439 1718 29
Sarsen Stone No. 57D	On road verge beside cottage.			SU 274 435 1718 31
Sarsen Stones No. 57E	Four stones built into the fabric of St. Michael's Church.			SU 273 440 1718 32
Sarsen Stones No. 57F	Twenty stones located throughout the village.			SU 274 435 1718 33
Trees	Coronation Belt. Strip of mixed woodland, planted to commemorate the coronation of King George VI.			SU 257 427 1718 25
Trees	Temple. Area of mixed woodland to the west of the village.			SU 265 439 1718 26
Group B - Archaeological Sites and Remains
Bronze Age
Ranch Boundaries	Situated on the western slopes of Quarley Hill, extending from Shipton Wood to Tower Hill. Mostly ploughed out. O.S.A. No. SU24 SE13. Ref: P.H.F.C., Vol. 14, p.141.			SU 257 424 1718 17
Ranch Boundary	South-east slope of Quarley Hill. Well defined boundary forming part of an extensive system in the area. O.S.A. No. SU24 SE13. Ref: 1. Archaeology of Wessex, (Grinsell), pp.125, 176. Ref: 2. Introduction to Field Archaeology (Williams-Freeman), pp.121-4. Ref: 3. P.H.F.C., Vol. 14, p.136.			SU 263 423 1718 18

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