Wittenham Clumps is said to be where Matthew Prior wrote Henry and Emma, and this is commemorated by a plaque. In 2021, Robin Alexander Lucas published a new poem about The Wittenham Clumps, the Money Pit and the Raven that is said to guard it, entitled The Money Pit – or – The Sinodun Hoard. It was printed on the reverse side of a decorative map of The Wittenham Clumps, published by Cittern Press, (ISBN 978-1-8384385-9-3, Cittern Press, 2021). Usage in media Wittenham Clumps were repeatedly painted by the 20th-century British artist Paul Nash. The Clumps was the filming location for the Radiohead webcast video of the band's song "Faust Arp". The climax of the third episode of the third season of the Netflix series Black Mirror takes place in the woods. References External links Earth Trust Little Wittenham at Royal Berkshire History Photograph, Geograph British Isles project Archaeological dig, Time Team, Channel 4 Forests and woodlands of Oxfordshire Hill forts in Berkshire Hills of Oxfordshire Geography of the River Thames Nature reserves in Oxfordshire Former populated places in Oxfordshire