MSO11985 - Medieval or post-medieval boundary stone northeast of Bendels Barrow (Monument)

"B.S." marked on historic and modern mapping on the boundary of Exford and Luccombe parishes. [1-4] It consists of a limestone block 17 inches high and 8.5 inch wide, with no visible markings. [5] This record was enhanced as part of the National Record of the Historic Environment to Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record data transfer project. [6] A walkover survey in March 2024 was carried out in advance of possible peatland restoration works. The survey described the stone as being formed of local sandstone, and it was remeasured. It is recorded sa now being 22cm in height, 13cm wide and 12cm thick. It is described as located in an earea of disused peat cuttings. This stone is one of the boundary stones marking the division between the parishes of Exford and Stoke Pero. [7]