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Pexton Moor

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at the site. He subsequently recorded a barrow approximately 20 feet (6.1 m) in width and 4–5 feet (1.2–1.5 m) in height containing a mass of corroded iron which was subsequently identified as a chariot wheel. Kirk returned in 1935 to undertake a more complete excavation with A.E.
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in 1959. Stead's report showed that the chariot burial was in a square-barrow, two iron wheels were excavated in their upright positions, and an iron bridle bit was also discovered. The wheels and bridle from this excavation were originally displayed in the
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in 1972. A pair of prehistoric linear boundaries, each several hundred metres in length, surround the site on its north and eastern edges.
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at the site dating to the Late Neolithic to the Late Bronze Age periods, not investigated by Kirk and Grabham, was
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Wellsford; she retained notes on the excavations which were eventually published by
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containing a prehistoric cemetery. It is located at the western edge of
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Stead, I.M. (1959). "A Chariot Burial on Pexton Moor, North Riding".
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A chariot wheel from Pexton Moor on display in the Yorkshire Museum.
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The site comprises a single chariot burial excavated in 1911 by
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Annual Report of the Yorkshire Philosophical Society for 1911
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Iron wheel on modern wooden spokes in a display case
Pexton Moor is located in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire
Thornton-le-Dale
North Yorkshire
54°15′23″N 0°41′59″W / 54.256356°N 0.69981515°W / 54.256356; -0.69981515
Iron Age
Arras Culture
archaeological site
North Yorkshire
Dalby Forest
Thornton-le-Dale
Arras Culture
chariot burial
British Iron Age
John Kirk
Oxley Grabham
rabbiting
Ian Stead
York Castle Museum
Yorkshire Museum
round cairn
scheduled
Arras Culture


"The Opening of a Tumulus near Pickering"


Historic England

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