Excavations revealed an open settlement of Iron Age or Roman date. A central penannular gully surrounded a circular structure. This was later cut by ditches of a trackway or a field system boundary. The ditches contained Iron Age and Roman pottery, a...

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Aerial photographs record possible settlement cropmarks in a field on the north side of Grange Farm, Upper Poppleton. The evidence comprises a circle, possible round-hut, and fragmentary linear features, possibly representing enclosures. The date of ...

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Debatable site of Roman settlement? Archaeological observations on the line of the Fulford Rising Main (EYO4582) indicate that the area of Roman activity extends at least as far as SE60504800 to the east. RLR Field nos SE60483904 and SE60485619 will...

See MYO4517 potential settlement site evidenced by fragment of a mortarium rim and an area of paving may indicate a possible settlement site.

Several possible enclosures of uncertain date were seen as cropmarks on air photographs. There are three or more possible enclosures and a possible boundary ditch. The features were revealed when post medieval ridge and furrow was ploughed away.

In 1846 the New York Waterworks Company was formed and on the advice of engineers new works were established at Acomb Landing, including large engine and boiler houses, three filter beds, two subsiding reservoirs and a high service reservoir at Sever...

Two, two storey, terrace houses, built 1810-20.

House, later offices, built in the second half of the 19th century. It is constructed from brick with a tile hung first floor and a tiled roof.