A field system comprising rectilinear enclosures, with many double-ditched elements, of probable Iron Age/Roman date, is visible as cropmarks on air photographs. Other features include a square barrow and round house.

A field system comprising rectilinear enclosures and associated round houses, of possible Iron Age/Roman date, is visible as cropmarks on air photographs.

An extensive Iron Age/Roman field system is visible as cropmarks on air photographs. It comprises rectilinear enclosures with associated round houses, trackways, and many double-ditched elements. A possible Iron Age square barrow was also identified....

Aerial photographs record an earthwork embankment cross on Wheldrake Ings. The date and purpose are uncertain. The feature probably represents a group of pillow mounds, perhaps of medieval date and associated with the nearby Carmelite foundation of T...

An Iron Age or Roman field system and settlement are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. The field system is extensive, extending about 3km, with the main axis of the ditches running approximately north-south and east-west. At the southern en...

A Roman ditch aligned north-west to south-east which terminates within trench 4 was the earliest feature recovered and suggests that Roman occupation and land use continued to the west of the settlement at Rawcliffe Manor. It also revealed a short se...

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The features encountered on this site appeared to represent a series of associated fire pits, perhaps of prehistoric date. They were isolated from any other settlement evidence.

Shallow V shaped ditches were revealed. These were interpreted as part of a late Iron Age field system. At least on major change in the layout of this system was identified.

Stone axe Record redundant - see MYO198