NY 955986. Prehistoric enclosed settlement with two (three?) huts at Pattenshiel Knowe. (1)

NY 95569865 Situated on gentle east facing slopes are the remains of an Iron Age/Romano-British settlement visible as a sub-circular enclosure measuring 45m south west-north east by 40m north east-south west, between the centres of a turf covered stone wall, 0.5m maximum height and spread to about 4m. The east arc has been severely robbed and survives as a stony outer scarp. The entrance has probably been in the south east but mutilation makes it impossible to ascertain. A modern wall cuts across the enclosure wall in the north west. The site is covered with bracken and only two ill-defined huts (4m and 8m diameter) could be traced.
Part ploughed out. Part destroyed by military digging. Surveyed at 1:10,000. (2)

Enclosed settlement, Cheviot-type. (3)

Scheduled. (4)

Romano British settlement with round houses part destroyed by military digging.(5)

Site visited as part of Farm Environment Plan, where noted as in excellent condition - though largely bracken covered. (6)

Bracken encroachment of the site again noted 2005-06 when site visited in field survey site assessments of the Otterburn ATE. (7)

Field survey in 2025 identified two round houses: at NY 95549 98643 8m diameter, and at NY 95551 98628 4m in diameter. (8)