A HISTORY OF MIDDLESEX 



shaped barrow, 96 ft. in diameter and 12 ft. 3 in. high. The tumulus, 

 composed of burnt sand, was explored in 1854, when three interments 

 were found, two after cremation and one by inhumation. The first on 

 the ground level was accompanied by flint flakes and the bronze blade of 

 a weapon ; with the second, 4 ft. below the apex, were fragments of a 

 very large half-baked urn and a flint hatchet-head ; whilst in the third case 

 the bones of an adult were buried superficially. 



INDEX 



OF THE 



PARISHES IN WHICH EARTHWORKS ARE SITUATED, WITH THE LETTER OF THE CLASS 



Parish 



Acton . . 

 Brentford . 



Class 



F,G 

 X 



TO WHICH THEY BELONG 



Parish 



Edmonton F, F, F 



Enfield C, F, F, F, F, F 



Finchley 

 Fulham 



Hanworth .... 

 Harefield . . . . 

 Harmondsworth . 

 Harrow-on-the-Hill . 

 Harrow Weald 



Hayes 



Highbury . . . . 



Ickenham .... 

 Isleworth .... 

 Islington, St. Mary . 



F,F,F 



F 



F 



F, F 

 C, F 



F 



X 



F 



F 



F 



C, F 

 F, F 



London 

 Northolt 



Perivale 

 Pinner . 



Ruislip 



St. Pancras (London) 



Southgate . 



South Mimms . . . 



Teddington 

 Tottenham 

 Twickenham . 



Wembley . 

 Willesden . 



Class 



G 



F,F 



F 

 F,F, X 



F,F 



T 



F 



F,F, F 



T 



F,F,G 

 C 



X 

 F 



