Fragment of broad, probably medieval, ridge and furrow surviving in good condition as well developed earthworks on the fringe of the Knavesmire common. Ridge and furrow seen as earthworks and cropmarks on 1936 air photographs.

Ridge and furrow seen as earthworks and cropmarks on 1936 air photographs

Ridge and furrow seen as earthworks and cropmarks on 1936 air photographs

Ridge and furrow seen as earthworks and cropmarks on 1936 air photographs

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Medieval ridge and furrow in the district of York seen as earthworks on early air photographs. Most of the area is now built upon, but some isolated pockets of ridge and furrow can be seen as surviving on later photography.

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Vertical aerial photographs of the early post-War period record a field system of ridge and furrow cultivation of medieval date in Murton parish. Some still survive to the south of Murton village. The Farming Museum and the nearby abbatoir are built ...