Hook Tump
Has been described as a Rejected Timber Castle (Motte)
There are uncertain remains
Name | Hook Tump |
Alternative Names | Tump Park |
Historic Country | Pembrokeshire |
Modern Authority | Pembrokeshire |
1974 Authority | Dyfed |
Community | Marlaes and St Brides |
In the adjoining corners of two fields to the south of East Hook farm-house is an irregular mound somewhat circular in contour. This was probably the caput of a small manor whose independent existence came to a speedy end. The manor, known as "Hook," was represented by the present farmsteads of East and West Hook. The existence of a deer park is thus accounted for. (RCAHMW, 1925)
Earthwork mound of unknown significance. Reputedly a manor house site. (Dyfed Archaeological Trust HER)
Not scheduled
Not Listed
County Historic Environment Record
OS Map Grid Reference | SM771087 |
Latitude | 51.7327003479004 |
Longitude | -5.22836017608643 |
Eastings | 177170 |
Northings | 208700 |