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Field boundaries of probable Roman date show as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the west of the Sewage Works at Dunnington. The main feature comprises a ditch 400 metres long with others branching off it to north and south.

A ditched trackway of unknown date shows as cropmarks in a field on the west side of Elvington Lane. The trackway is curved and measures about 100m long.

A ditched boundary of unknown date was seen as cropmarks on air photographs.

A possible prehistoric ditched enclosure was seen as cropmarks on air photographs. Only one corner of the enclosure is visible on available photography.

Iron Age/Roman rectilinear ditched enclosures, which are probably part of a field system, are visible as cropmarks on air photographs.

A ditched linear feature, interpreted as a trackway of post Medieval date, seen on air photographs running north-west of Knapton across a field of ridge and furrow in the direction of a ditched enclosure [SE 55 SE 161].

Aerial photographs show fragmentary ditches, visible as a cropmark, were overlapping each other to the south of Wigginton Moor; date and form unknown.

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The Dodsworth school in the parish of St. Mary, Bishophill, Junior, adjacent to the church, was opened in 1803. The school was to be managed in the same way as the other Dodsworth schools. There were said to be 20 children in the school in 1819; the ...