| Site name / number: | Winterbourne Stoke 86 (HOUID 1611042) |
| Abbreviation: | WS86 |
| Name: | - |
| Parish / Grinsell number: | Winterbourne Stoke 86 |
| Subform: | Long barrow |
| Hoare number: | - |
| Wiltshire HER Number: | - |
| National Monument Record number: | SU 14 SW 868 |
| Scheduled Monument number: | Unscheduled |
| Within the WHS?: | Y |
| Length (m): | 45 |
| Width (m): | 15 |
| Height (m): | 0 |
| Ditch width (m): | 3.1 |
| Orientation: | NNW-SSE |
| Excavated?: | Y |
| Focus of mound features: | - |
| Visible from Stonehenge?: | N |
| Associated with round barrows?: | N |
| Ditch form: | Side ditches only, causewayed. |
| Postholes in ditches: | - |
| Internal pits: | - |
| Internal postholes: | 11 |
| Internal cairn or stones: | Possible based on GPR results but not investigated by excavation. |
| OS Grid Reference: | SU 1009 4059 |
| British National Grid X coordinate: | 410090 |
| British National Grid Y coordinate: | 140590 |
| Latitude: | 51.16447000 |
| Longitude: | -1.85707899 |
| References: | Wessex Archaeology (2016a) 'A303 Amesbury to Berwick Down; Geophysical Survey Report'. Unpublished report, Wessex Archaeology / ArupAtkins / Highways England; Wessex Archaeology (2016b) 'A303 Amesbury to Berwick Down, Wiltshire; Archaeological Trial Trench Evaluation'. Unpublished Report. Salisbury, Wessex Archaeology. |
| Plan reference: | Wessex Archaeology (2016a), Figures 18, 19, 20, 21, 40, 46, 47, 48 |
| Radiocarbon date: |
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