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Heritage Open Days 2025 - Sheringham Park Tumuli Walk

Join our Assistant Ranger Rupert Eris as he takes you on a guided walk to Howe’s Hill, Tumuli, a Neolithic oval barrow with a bronze age round barrow on top.

Join our Assistant Ranger Rupert Eris as he takes you on a walk through the estate to this is a rare and complex feature, comprising a Neolithic oval barrow with a Bronze Age round barrow constructed on top of it. Both the Neolithic oval barrow and later Bronze Age barrow would likely have been visually important in their ancient landscape contexts but today they are surrounded by woodland. In fact, we think a previous landowner may have planted a decorative scheme of Holm oak around the mound, while later forestry plantings of Scots pine across it have been gradually removed as part of our conservation work.

Please note:

  • Please meet on Events Field by Heritage Open Days sign.
  • Wear sturdy footwear and weather appropriate clothing. Parking will be free on the day for Heritage Open Days visitors.
  • This tour goes across rough and hilly ground, not suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters or pushchairs.

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Heritage Open Days 2025 - Sheringham Park Tumuli Walk

Join our Assistant Ranger Rupert Eris as he takes you on a guided walk to Howe’s Hill, Tumuli, a Neolithic oval barrow with a bronze age round barrow on top.

Join our Assistant Ranger Rupert Eris as he takes you on a walk through the estate to this is a rare and complex feature, comprising a Neolithic oval barrow with a Bronze Age round barrow constructed on top of it. Both the Neolithic oval barrow and later Bronze Age barrow would likely have been visually important in their ancient landscape contexts but today they are surrounded by woodland. In fact, we think a previous landowner may have planted a decorative scheme of Holm oak around the mound, while later forestry plantings of Scots pine across it have been gradually removed as part of our conservation work.

Please note:

  • Please meet on Events Field by Heritage Open Days sign.
  • Wear sturdy footwear and weather appropriate clothing. Parking will be free on the day for Heritage Open Days visitors.
  • This tour goes across rough and hilly ground, not suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters or pushchairs.

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