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Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham Local Plan Archaeology Scoping Study of Additional Site Allocations 8 SITE REPORTS 41 WA Project No. 79971.01 Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham LDF Additional Sites Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment Site Name Off Centenery Way/ Bawtry Road Source Employment Land Review Area (Ha) 6.7 UDP Allocation Industrial Easting 442362 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 390711 TownRotherham Employment 6.7 Address Canklow 11 October 2013 Page 1 of 4 Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham LDF Additional Sites Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha) ALL Negligible significance 1146 6.65 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records five undesignated monuments within the study area including: the site of the now destroyed Knouch Bridge Mill (Cornmill), the remains of which may be under a yard and later building; six flint waste flakes of unknown date; Canklow Wood Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement, approximately 100m to the east of the site, consisting of a complex of Iron Age or Romano-British enclosures, lynchets, drove road and earthworks (including cultivation terraces, field boundaries and enclosures), a number of undated cairns possibly representing stone clearance from agricultural land, post medieval remains consisting of bell pits, a spoil heap and quarry, several surface finds of 1st and 2nd century A.D. pottery and native ware; A small Bronze Age Flat Axe; Roman pottery of 2nd or 3rd century date, walling and road material; and A 13th century pottery kiln was found in 1957 and re-excavated in 1962 within the 500m buffer. The site was not included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, so no information is available on the extent of any cropmark features in or adjoining the site. The HEC records the present character of the site as Unenclosed Land: Regenerated Scrubland 1955-2003 with a fragmentary historic character of Extractive: Deep Shaft Coal Mine 1891-1954 and Enclosed Land: Valley Floor Meadows 1066-1890. The site is assigned to the Post-Industrial character zone. Comparison of historic OS maps indicate the site changed considerably in the last decade of the 19th century with the establishment of the Rotherham Main Collieries by the 1890s, the associated buildings of which continued to occupy the site until the colliery was closed in 1954 and then cleared in the 1970s. Prior to the establishment of the collieries the site was within enclosed land. The Modern OS map shows the site to be almost entirely cleared with some remnants of the colliery, particularly the presence of several disused shafts. Post 1990 Aps show the area to be scrubland. Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high possibility of disturbing 19th and 20th century remains of negligible significance. Survival The likely survival of pre-19th century heritage assets at this site is considered to be poor due to the extensive disturbance caused by the establishment of the Rotherham Main Collieries. However, the survival of remains related to the colliery is considered to be moderate. Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria 00132/01 Canklow Wood Iron Age and CLEARANCE CAIRN (Early Iron Age to Roman - Within 250m buffer Romano-British Settlement 800 BC to 409 AD) ; CULTIVATION TERRACE (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) ; DROVE ROAD (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) ; ENCLOSURE (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) ; FIELD BOUN 00837/01 Roman Road and Construction BUILDING? (Roman - 43 AD? to 409 AD?) ; Within 250m buffer Materials, Brinsworth CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD?) ; ROAD? (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) 00837/02 DUPLICATE FINDSPOT (Roman - 100 AD to 400 AD) Within 250m buffer 00838/01 Early Bronze Age Axe Find, FINDSPOT (Early Bronze Age - 2350 BC to 1501 Within 250m buffer Brinsworth BC) 03880/01 Knouch Bridge Mill (Cornmill), CORN MILL (Post Medieval - 1540 AD to 1719 AD) Within 250m buffer Rotherham 11 October 2013 Page 2 of 4 Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham LDF Additional Sites Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria ESY83 Archaeological Survey at Topographic Survey Within 250m buffer Canklow Woods, Rotherham 1992 ESY84 Archaeological Survey at Topographic Survey Within 250m buffer Canklow Woods, Rotherham 1988 ESY944 Archaeological Level III Topographic Survey Within 250m buffer Topographic Survey at Grange park Woods, Canklow Wood and Treeton Wood, Rotherham, South Yorkshire ESY949 Topographical Survey at Within 250m buffer Canklow Woods, Rotherham, South Yorkshire RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria HSY3381 Brinsford Road, Brinsworth, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1982 AD to 2003 AD HSY3623 Fullerton Road, Ickles, Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Industrial to Within site Rotherham Modern - 1892 AD to 2004 AD HSY495 Site of Rotherham Main Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Collieries Modern - 1955 AD to 2003 AD HSY498 Site of Canklow Sewage Works Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD HSY151 Canklow Road Recreation Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer ground Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1983 AD? to 2003 AD HSY3174 Phoenix Golf Club (east), Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Golf Within 250m buffer Brinsworth, Rotherham Course ; Modern - 1932 AD to 2003 AD HSY3364 Brinsworth, Rotherham Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1935 AD to 2003 AD HSY3393 Brinsworth, Rotherham Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1923 AD to 2003 AD HSY3397 St. George's Church, Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Modern - 1905 Within 250m buffer Brinsworth, Rotherham AD to 2003 AD HSY3399 Gresham Avenue, Brinsworth, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1990 AD? to 2003 AD HSY3403 Highlow View, Brinsworth, Residential; Low Rise Flats ; Modern - 1985 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 2003 AD HSY3404 Canklow Meadows Industrial Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1990 AD? Within 250m buffer Estate to 2003 AD HSY3405 Canklow Meadows, Canklow, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1982 AD to 2003 AD 11 October 2013 Page 3 of 4 Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham LDF Additional Sites Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria HSY3622 Ickles Way, Ickles, Rotherham Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1986 AD to Within 250m buffer 2004 AD HSY467 Canklow wood primary school Institutional; School ; Modern - 1970 AD to 2005 Within 250m buffer AD HSY477 Canklow Wood Old 20th Woodland; Semi Natural Woodland ; Modern - Within 250m buffer century enclosures 1956 AD to 2003 AD HSY480 Canklow Wood, Canklow, Woodland; Ancient Woodland ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1801 AD to 2003 AD HSY481 Canklow wood garage Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1923 AD? to 2003 AD HSY492 Canklow Roundabout, Communications; Motorway and Trunk Road Within 250m buffer Canklow, Rotherham Junctions ; Modern - 1956 AD to 2003 AD HSY502 Canklow wood scrub Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1967 AD? to 2003 AD HSY510 Canklow Hill Road Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1930 Within 250m buffer AD? to 2003 AD 11 October 2013 Page 4 of 4 Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham LDF Additional Sites Reference: LDF0022 Development Type: Housing Site Name Former Job lot Site Source HMR Area (Ha) 0.5 UDP Allocation Industrial and Business Easting 442636 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 391933 Town Canklow Dwellings 19.0 Address Canklow Road 11 October 2013 Page 1 of 3 Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment Rotherham LDF Additional Sites Reference: LDF0022 Development Type: Housing Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha) ALL Local - High significance 412 0.48 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation The SMR records one monument within the study area, the suggested route of a Roman period road from Derby in the southwest travelling northeast towards Doncaster. The site was not included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, so no information is available on the extent of any cropmark features in or adjoining the site. The HEC records the present character of the site as Modern Industrial 1906 - 2003 with a fragmentary historic character of Industrial 1854 - 1905 and Enclosed Land: Valley Floor Meadows 1066 - 1853. The site is assigned to the Complex Historic Town Cores character zone. Comparison of historic OS indicate the northwest section of the site was occupied by buildings associated with the Rotherham Old Brewery, establishe din the 1820s, from the 1st edition release until the determination of a brewery disappears from the maps by 1968. By 1980 the brewery
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