A Prehistoric or Roman pit alignment and ditch are visible as cropmarks on air photographs. They form a funnel shape and extend for 120 metres. Another ditch, possibly a different phase, crosses the pit alignment and ditch.

Aerial photographs show a pit alignment of single pits following a slightly sinuous course on Stockton West Moor. The pits are approximately 40 in number and are mostly oblong in shape with some more rounded. at the centre. At the southern end the pi...

A series of pits and ditches of possible Roman or Iron Age date were seen as cropmarks on air photographs. There are two sides of a possible enclosure just to the north-east of the main group.

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Plantation Tannery (MYO2265) and Plantation House were established, possibly as early as 1838. Plantation House is shown on the first edition Ordnance Survey map (1852) within a large garden area immediately to the west of the Plantaiton Tannery.

Plantation Tannery and Plantation House (MYO2266) were established, possibly as early as 1838. The first edition Ordnance Survey map (1852) shows tightly-packed tanning pits occupying much of the site with a number of further structures. These inclu...

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possible Roman ploughsoil. Deposits petered out towards the east. However, given the presence of intact archaeolgoical dpeosits in large depressions in the landscape to the west, the survival of further archaeological deposits cannot be discounted.

Mid-late C18. Openings under curved arches.

Polygonal Railway Office Building located between Roundhouses 1 and 2