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Chanctonbury Ring is a
prehistoric hill fort atop
Chanctonbury Hill on the
South Downs, on the
border of the
civil parishes of
Washington and
Wiston in...
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Chanctonbury Hill is an 82.7-hectare (204-acre)
biological Site of
Special Scientific Interest west of
Steyning in West Sus****. Part of it is Chanctonbury...
- with its gr****land
heights punctuated with
clumps of
trees (such as
Chanctonbury Ring). In the west, the
chalk ridge of the
South Downs merges with the...
- Rock lies to the
north of the A283 road.
Chanctonbury Ring, a hill fort
based ring of
trees atop
Chanctonbury Hill on the
South Downs, lies on the border...
- the
Boundary Commission for
England mooted the name
Chanctonbury after uninhabited Chanctonbury Ring, an
ancient hill fort at its centre. This name was...
- households, of whom 120 were
economically active.
Chanctonbury Ring, a hill fort
based ring of
trees atop
Chanctonbury Hill on the
South Downs, lies on the border...
- of Pook's Hill: "…the
Flint Men made the
Dewpond under Chanctonbury Ring." The two
Chanctonbury Hill dew
ponds were dated, from
flint tools excavated nearby...
- 1980
Stockwood retired and went to live in Bath. In his autobiography,
Chanctonbury Ring,
Stockwood claimed to have had
numerous paranormal experiences....
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certificate Dhiri offered the
government – took
place on May 11, 1942, at the
Chanctonbury registry office at
Storrington in Sus****.
Kenyatta left Edna in England...
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beeches means that tree
rings are
becoming vulnerable to
damage or loss.
Chanctonbury Ring was
heavily damaged by the
Great Storm of 1987,
losing about 75%...
