Round Hills

Round Hills is a historic site located in the county of Lincolnshire, England. It is a designated heritage site due to its cultural and historical significance. Situated near the village of Sleaford, Round Hills is a group of Bronze Age burial mounds, also known as barrows, dating back to around 2000-700 BC.

The site consists of six well-preserved round barrows, which are circular mounds of earth and stones. These barrows were constructed as burial places for important individuals in the Bronze Age community. The mounds vary in size, with the largest reaching a diameter of approximately 30 meters.

Excavations conducted at Round Hills have uncovered a wealth of artifacts and remains, shedding light on the lives and burial customs of the Bronze Age people. These discoveries include pottery, flint tools, and human remains, providing valuable insights into the material culture and social practices of the time.

Round Hills is not only significant for its archaeological value but also for its scenic and natural beauty. The site is surrounded by picturesque countryside, offering visitors a tranquil and idyllic setting. It attracts history enthusiasts, archaeologists, and nature lovers alike.

As a protected heritage site, Round Hills is managed and maintained by local authorities in collaboration with heritage organizations. The site is open to the public, allowing visitors to explore the ancient landscape, learn about its history, and appreciate the importance of preserving our cultural heritage.