Weedon Lois castle mound.

Ghilo of Picquigni is recorded to have held the manor of Weedon along with part of Sulgrave, and Culworth all at the time of Domesday in 1086. Ringworks were build at all three sites and along with Canons Ashby may have have formed part of a defensive manor.

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Thank you for the great video ❤

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Is there a burial mound on the northern end of the village please? (Looks like there's 2 on gmaps)

[@stephenmudiecastles.2938]

It was a ringwork, there may have been outer enclosures that are no longer there. It never had a burial mound that I know of.

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@stephenmudiecastles.2938 as you walk up the High street (from the church) there is a right turn into Green Farm fishery. Continuing on the High street there is on the left a private road that is gated. Follow that road and it leads to what appears to be a field with a twirly path around the field and at least one circular mound and possibly a pond (it kind of looked like another mound but 2nd viewing looks like it may contain water) Have a look on Google maps it will become clearer.