Heddon Hill - 3D LIDAR Landscape on sketchfab
Heddon Hill lies between Brandon & Ingram just north of the River Breamish on the eastern edge of the Cheviot Hills in Northumberland.
"The north, south and west sides of Heddon Hill are marked by prominent bands of cultivation terraces. They have a level or near-level working width of 6m to 10m. On the less steep slopes of the hill they merge imperceptibly with old rig and furrow ploughing marks, 8m-10m wide, which form part of the extensive medieval and later agricultural pattern of the area."
K2P: N3065
"The north, south and west sides of Heddon Hill are marked by prominent bands of cultivation terraces. They have a level or near-level working width of 6m to 10m. On the less steep slopes of the hill they merge imperceptibly with old rig and furrow ploughing marks, 8m-10m wide, which form part of the extensive medieval and later agricultural pattern of the area."
K2P: N3065
"Of the DMV of Heddon, located to NU 034 178 by Godwin (5c), there is now no trace or indeed sufficient space among the rigs either at that grid reference or anywhere else on Heddon Hill. It may originally have been sited on the surrounding lower-lying ground."
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