York Historic Environment Record

A Medieval field system of ridge and furrow in the parish of Kexby is visible as earthworks and cropmarks on air photographs. The system extends from SE 700 542 in the north of the parish to SE 703 491 in the south. Most of the ridge and furrow appears ploughed level, except for a few areas adjacent to the river Derwent, which remain extant. (1-4)

This polygon encompasses many existing MYO records for R&F in this area. This NRHE entry covers all existing.

NMR Source: Vertical aerial photograph reference number RAF CPE/UK/1879 2432-37 06-DEC-1946
2 Vertical aerial photograph reference number RAF 58/551 (F22) 0048 16-OCT-1962
3 Vertical aerial photograph reference number RAF 58/551 (F22) 0051 16-OCT-1962
4 Vertical aerial photograph reference number NMR OS/71221 001 (19-MAY-1971
5 Vertical aerial photograph reference number NMR MAL/73022 061 16-MAY-1973

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