Hampshire Treasures

Volume 13 ( Eastleigh)

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Description and Date	Remarks		Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Group A - Natural Features

Trees	Pitmore Copse. A visually attractive mixture of conifers and deciduous trees, consisting mainly of oak and ash.		TPO 53	SU 453 220 0605 04
Trees	On track leading east of Boyatt Lane. Trees in good condition.		TPO 5	SU 453 212 0605 05
Pond (site only)	Until 1840 a pond existed opposite Boyatt farm. No trace remains.			SU 452 208 0605 03
Pond and watermeadow	On east side of Southampton Airport. Now derelict and overgrown, but haunt of wildfowl.			SU 458 168 0606 10
Woodland and parkland	Beech, oak and chestnut trees on land adjacent North Stoneham Church and running to SW of Stoneham Lane. Wooded area to the south and east of Old Rectory.		TPO 55	SU 440 171 0606 03
Woodland	Woodland belt of trees, beech, elm, oak and chestnut, running parallel with eastern side of Stoneham Lane.		TPO 55	SU 443 175 0606 04
Trees	Adjoining Chestnut Avenue, Stoneham Lane and Winchester Road. Trees include oak, ash, birch, etc. Centred on map reference.			SU 440 178 0607 04
Group B - Archaeological Sites and Remains
Bronze Age
Barrows (4) (site of)	Discovered 1923. Middle Bronze Age barrel and bucket urns found. Barrows destroyed by housing development. OSA SU 42 SW 13. Ref: 1. OS Prov 6' 1938. Ref: 2. Rec. 6' (O.G.S. Crawford). Ref: 3. PHFC XIV (1898) (T.W. Shore). Ref: 4. PHFC 14 (1938-40) p.20 (L.V. Grinsell).			SU 428 226 0604 06
Spearhead	Small socketed spearhead found near River Itchen. Alleged to have been handed to Winchester Museum.			SU 460 180 0601 20
Bronze Palstave	Looped, socketed. Found near Eastleigh Railway Station. Present whereabouts unknown. OSA SU41 NE3. Ref: Exhibit card, Tudor House Museum, Southampton.			SU 457 191 0603 04

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