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

A group of rectilinear ditched enclosures, which are probably part of an Iron Age/Roman field system. Visible as cropmarks on air photographs.

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The cropmarks of part of a rectilinear enclosure possibly of Roman date are recorded by aerial photography abutting a modern field boundary to the east of Pit Lane, Dunnington. The field contains cropmarks of former ridge and furrow cultivation of p...

Potential ditched boundaries with attached rectilinear enclosures, seen as cropmarks on air photographs; these features are of uncertain date.

Aerial photographs of Holtby Moor show cropmarks of rectilinear form on Holtby Moor which may represent enclosures of post-medieval date.

Possible rectilinear enclosures of uncertain date, possibly Roman, in a field on the west side of Red Lion Bridge, Upper Poppleton visible as cropmarks on air photographs. Vague traces of other possible features are found across the field Oblique ...

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A cherished feature of Rufforth village, complimenting the Village Garden and pump. C.1935. A fine example of a K6 design rapidly disappearing from the English street scene. The K6 was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1935, it has a standardise...