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Church Hill Flint Mine (United Kingdom)


Largely levelled by ploughing. About 30 flint mines accessible by public footpath on the SE side of the hill overlooking Cissbury. 36 shafts, from 3 to 6 metres deep working 6 seams of flint. Radiocarbon dated to 3390BC

ref. "Prehistoric Flint Mines" (Shire Archaeology) by Robin Holgate (1991)

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Other location/mapping information:

Latitude: 50.8635
Longitude: -0.418433
Landranger grid reference: TQ114083
Easting: 511400
Northing: 108300

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Major Mining Region



Church Hill Flint Mine belongs to the West Sussex region.