Otford Mount or Stumblebury: A possible round barrow lying in the middle of a possible promontory camp Kent 29 SW 2. Not yet examined. (Long. 0 deg 12' 29", Lat. 51 deg 18' 54") [TQ 53835969] (1) (TQ 53835968) Low mound approx. 15 metres in diameter and 1 metre high. (2) TQ 53845966. A bowl barrow situated on the false crest at the end of a spur extending SW from the main ridge of the North Downs at a height of 600 ft OD. It measures approx 20m in diameter by 0.9m in height and there is no trace of a ditch. Probably spread by ploughing though now on downland, otherwise fair condition. (3) Published 25" survey correct: noted as "stumbelbergh" in a land grantof 1289. (4)

from the National Heritage List for England:
The monument includes a bowl barrow situated on the crest of a ridge facing south-west in an area of undulating chalk downland. The barrow has a mound 20m in diameter and 1m high surrounded by a ditch from which material was quarried during the construction of the monument. Having become partially infilled over the years, the ditch is now only visible as a slight depression to the south-west of the mound; the remainder survives as a buried feature c.3m wide. The barrow was recorded as 'Stumleburgh' in a land grant of 1289.

<1> Arch Cant vol 61 1948 181 (E Greenfield, G W Meates & E Birchenough) (OS Card Reference). SKE36408.

<2> SS 6" (A Williams, Revised 22 1 55) (OS Card Reference). SKE49531.

<3> F1 AC 28.02.61 (OS Card Reference). SKE41842.

<4> Sevenoaks Essays 1931 166 (Gordon Ward) (OS Card Reference). SKE49440.

<5> F2 CFW 10.08.64 (OS Card Reference). SKE43215.

<6> Field report for monument TQ 55 NW 5 - February, 1961 (Bibliographic reference). SKE2794.

<7> Field report for monument TQ 55 NW 5 - August, 1964 (Bibliographic reference). SKE2795.