Thesaurus Term/Concept: DESTROYED MONUMENT

Identifier	84565
Class	EVIDENCE
Status	Preferred
Index?	Yes
Scope Note	All physical evidence for a monument has certainly been completely destroyed (allowing no future reinvestigation) by activity implying substantial ground disturbance. Eg quarrying, road cutting, or natural disaster, erosion, acts of God etc.

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Instances/Examples (12)

Context	Record
Evidence	MSO8666 Brightworthy Barrows: Three Bronze Age barrows on Withypool Common (Monument)
Evidence	MSO6880 Lanacombe Barrow (Monument)
Evidence	MSO7481 Lime Kiln Quarry, Luxborough (Monument)
Evidence	MDE1074 Medieval memorial stone at Parracombe Bridge (Monument)
Evidence	MMO1826 Medieval or post-medieval field boundary at southwest of Bonhill Top (Monument)
Evidence	MSO8025 Modern and possibly prehistoric cairn at Bossington Hill (Monument)
Evidence	MMO1660 Possible Bronze Age barrow west of Lillycombe House (Monument)
Evidence	MMO2131 Possible medieval or post-medieval clearance cairns east of Parracombe (Monument)
Evidence	MEM25384 Post-medieval bridge and ford site at Parracombe (Monument)
Evidence	MSO7928 Post-medieval lime kiln at Bossington Beach (Monument)
Evidence	MMO2106 Post-medieval water meadow north and west of Whitefield Barton (Monument)
Evidence	MSO8890 Post-medieval waterwheel at Nicholls Farm (Monument)