Aerial photographs record the cropmarks of a possible Romano-British settlememt on Rawcliffe Moor. The features comprise a network of intersecting boundary lines aligned approximately north-south and east-west, which may not necessarily be coeval wit...

Aerial photographs record a small rectilinear enclosure on Rawcliffe Moor. It may be associated with the field boundaries attributed a Roman date situated in the adjacent area.

Aerial photographs record the cropmarks of an enclosure of Iron Age or Roman date to the north-east of Glebe Farm . There are suggestions that the enclosure is partly defined by twin ditches. It measures 65m by 61m.

Excavation of the ditch from Trench 2 however, recovered sherds of Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age pottery from a single segment, as well as some fire cracked stones and charcoals. This ditch was further exposed to the south of Trench 2 and was fou...

1st-2nd century brickwork style field system with enclosures. Excavated ahead of residential development 2016.

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A Romano-British site on Hall Moor was excavated in 1969.

At least 3 phases of activity associated with enclosures, trackway, cemetery,and ring ditch dated to the 2nd to 4th century AD

The features in this site form a smaller, less obviously organised layout than the larger settlement to the north (MYO4340). The large ditch and features identified may be part of an enclosure – albeit not clearly defined on the geophysical survey - ...

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