Findon Manor
Hotel in Findon
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Findon Manor in Findon is listed here under Hotel. The address is High Street, Findon BN14 0TA.
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View allNeolithic Flint Mines
Nepcote · 1.2 miles
The south-western part of Cissbury hill is covered with Neolithic flint mines (over 270 pits) dating back to between 4300BC and 2300BC. The shafts were as deep as 12 metres with many galleries radiating from them.
Cissbury Ring
Nepcote · 1.2 miles
Cissbury Ring hillfort, prehistoric flint mine and associated remains
Cissbury Ring
Nepcote · 1.2 miles
Cissbury Ring is an Iron Age hillfort (2nd largest in southern England). Enclosed in the fenced inner rampart are 24ha of earthworks constructed with simple hand tools. It would have been a formidable stronghold for its people in times of threat.
Michelgrove House (Ruins of)
Patching · 2.5 miles
Grade II listed buildings. The ruins of Michelgrove, "one of the largest and most famous houses in the county and home of the Shelley family from the late C15 to 1800.
Allied servicemen and women WWI & WWII
Shoreham-by-Sea · 5.6 miles
The propeller is from a Martin B-26 Marauder that crashed in the English Channel in June 1944
Sand cliff
Amberley · 5.6 miles
Small sand cliff about 6m high, ideal for kids playing
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