Thesaurus Term/Concept: BANJO ENCLOSURE

Identifier	68979
Class	MONUMENT TYPE
Status	Preferred
Index?	Yes
Scope Note	A monument consisting of a small (generally less than 100m diameter) subcircular enclosure with a narrow approach way consisting of parallel ditches (thus banjo shaped). Believed to be associated with stock management in the Later Prehistoric period.

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Instances/Examples (16)

Context	Record
Monument Type	MDO45144 Banjo enclosure and circular enclosure, Sixpenny Handley (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO40091 Banjo enclosure and settlement, Sixpenny Handley (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO32395 Banjo enclosure NNE of Gussage All Saints, Gussage All Saints (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO40566 Bronze Age barrow, Holfleet Cottage, Burton (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO5662 Double banjo enclosure, Gussage St Michael (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO4952 Enclosure on South Tarrant Hinton Down, Tarrant Hinton (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO6059 Enclosure on Woodcutts Common, Sixpenny Handley (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO42508 Enclosure south of Cuckoo Clump, Monkton Down, Tarrant Monkton (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO4909 Enclosure, Tarrant Gunville (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO5606 Iron Age and Romano British Settlement on Gussage Hill, Gussage St Michael (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO5544 Iron Age settlement, Gussage All Saints (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO4947 Iron Age/Romano-British settlement south of Hinton Bushes, Tarrant Hinton (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO4949 Iron Age/Romano-British settlement, Tarrant Hinton and Chettle (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO5663 Late Iron Age and Roman finds from an enclosure, Gussage St Michael (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO43790 Prehistoric enclosure, Gillingham (Monument)
Monument Type	MDO37315 Prehistoric enclosures, Winterborne Kingston (Monument)