Toote Hill and Cun Hu Hill: two lost pre-Viking coastal defence sites near Grimsby -- see http://www.caitlingreen.org/2014/08/toote-hill-and-cun-hu-hill-grimsby.html …pic.twitter.com/bS0D9yXYbP
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Account of destruction of Toote Hill in c.1903; also full map of Grimsby's 'ancient islands': http://www.caitlingreen.org/2014/08/toote-hill-and-cun-hu-hill-grimsby.html …pic.twitter.com/xiQsp6mszN
Another 'Toot Hill' just to NW of Grimsby ex visible on 1st edn OS map, at Healing--again overlooking River Humber:pic.twitter.com/88hBFYaKg0
More details & image of Toot Hill, Healing (Lincolnshire), apparently a round barrow: http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/toot-hill-at-healing-in-lincolnshire …pic.twitter.com/Strafueevp
The ancient islands+monuments in the Grimsby marshes before 1825, according to George Oliver: http://www.caitlingreen.org/2014/08/toote-hill-and-cun-hu-hill-grimsby.html …pic.twitter.com/WFV1ARyrf6
@caitlinrgreen Cun Hu?? Cun Hoo????
@Tweets2CV Possibly :) Cun Hu is prob reduced form of Scand kunung, king, + either OE hōh, promontory, or Scand haugr, burial mound/hill.
@caitlinrgreen fancy that, a Grimbarian Silbury :) if it really lived up to its billing, what a loss :-/
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