Horsted Green
Horsted Green is a Village in the county of East Sussex.
There are great places to visit near Horsted Green.
Horsted Green History
There are some historic monuments around Horsted Green:
- Round barrow on Cliffe Hill
- Oval barrow on Cliffe Hill 200m south of Bridgwick Pit
- The Calvary (mound)
- Post-Medieval Pondbay and Overspill Channel, Wapsbourne Farm.
- Anglo-Saxon cemetery 275m north of Comps Farm
- Stock enclosure at Bible Bottom, 1.1km ENE of Lewes Golf Course Club House
- A platform barrow and two bowl barrows forming a linear barrow group SSE of Offham Hill
- Pounsley iron furnace
- Bowl barrow on Saxon Down, 240m north west of Glyndebourne Pit
- Bowl barrow 180m south west of Glyndebourne Pit
- Medieval moated site with adjacent late medieval Pondbay, Walsh Manor, Crowborough
- Medieval moated site with flanking ditches and associated fishpond, Claverham Manor
- Chapel of St James' Hospital
- Causewayed enclosure on Offham Hill
- Two round barrows 2/3 mile (1070m) W of Glyndebourne
- Hillfort, bowl barrow and associated remains on The Caburn
- Medieval settlement site on eastern side of Saxon Down
- Lewes Town Wall, section called The Green Wall
- Little forge
- Medieval moated site, Warren Farm, Shepherd's Hill
- Three round barrows E of Caburn Bottom
- Oldlands furnace
- Lewes Castle
- Bowl barrow and four hlaews on the summit of Saxon Down
- Iron plat furnace
- Hendall Furnace, 390m north-west of Hendall Manor Farmhouse
- King's Standing
- Isfield pound
- Motte and bailey castle, fishpond and associated earthworks, SW of Isfield Church
- Priory of St Pancras
- A saucer barrow and a bowl barrow 600m north west of Lewes Prison: the southerly pair of a group of three round barrows
- Medieval ringwork at Clay Hill
- Bowl barrow 300m SSW of Glyndebourne Pit
- Moated site in Moat Wood, 580m east of Halland Park Farm
- Medieval farmstead at Buckham Hill, immediately north and south east of Princes
- Saxonbury Anglo-Saxon cemetery
- Bowl barrow 700m north west of Lewes Prison: the northerly barrow of a group of three round barrows
- Hillfort known as Ranscombe Camp
- Medieval settlement site in Buxted Park
- Three barrows on Offham Hill
- Medieval moated site and Tudor ruins, Laughton Place
