The pagan Anglo-Saxons honoured their dead with burial mounds, hundreds of which are scattered across the length and breadth of England. The mound here is set high in an isolated field, not so far from the pretty (though presently somewhat waterlogged) tourist village of Bourton-on-the-Water.
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