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Appendix 6.10.1: Plans and Policies

Saved policies from Selby Local District Plan (Adopted February 2005)

ENV25 Development within or affecting a conservation area will be permitted provided the proposal would preserve or enhance the character or appearance of the conservation area, and in particular:

1) The scale, form, position, design and materials of new buildings are appropriate to the historic context; 2) Features of townscape importance including open spaces, trees, verges, hedging and paving are retained; 3) The proposal would not adversely affect the setting of the area or significant views into or out of the area, and 4) The proposed use, external site works and boundary treatment are compatible with the character and appearance of the area.

Where necessary in order to be able to fully assess proposals, the council will require applications to be accompanied by detailed plans and elevations showing the proposed development in its setting.

ENV27 Where scheduled monuments or other nationally important archaeological sites or their settings are affected by proposed development, there will be a presumption in favour of their physical preservation. In exceptional circumstances where the need for the development is clearly demonstrated, development will only be permitted where archaeological remains are preserved in situ through sympathetic layout or design of the development.

ENV28 (A) Where development proposals affect sites of known or possible archaeological interest, the District Council will require an archaeological assessment/evaluation to be submitted as part of the planning application.

(B) Where development affecting archaeological remains is acceptable in principle, the Council will require that archaeological remains are preserved in situ through careful design and layout of new development.

(C) Where preservation in situ is not justified, the Council will require that arrangements are made by the developer to ensure that adequate time and resources are available to allow archaeological investigation and recording by a competent archaeological organisation prior to or during development.

Selby District Council Core Strategy (2013)

Policy SP18 Protecting and Enhancing the Environment The high quality and local distinctiveness of the natural and manmade environment will be sustained by:

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1. Safeguarding and, where possible, enhancing the historic and natural environment including the landscape character and setting of areas of acknowledged importance. 2. Conserving those historic assets which contribute most to the distinct character of the District and realising the potential contribution that they can make towards economic regeneration, tourism, education and quality of life. 3. Promoting effective stewardship of the District’s wildlife by: a) Safeguarding international, national and locally protected sites for nature conservation, including SINCs, from inappropriate development. b) Ensuring developments retain, protect and enhance features of biological and geological interest and provide appropriate management of these features and that unavoidable impacts are appropriately mitigated and compensated for, on or off-site. c) Ensuring development seeks to produce a net gain in biodiversity by designing-in wildlife and retaining the natural interest of a site where appropriate. d) Supporting the identification, mapping, creation and restoration of habitats that contribute to habitat targets in the National and Regional biodiversity strategies and the local Biodiversity Action Plan. 4. Wherever possible a strategic approach will be taken to increasing connectivity to the District’s Green Infrastructure including improving the network of linked open spaces and green corridors and promoting opportunities to increase its multi- functionality. This will be informed by the Leeds City Region Infrastructure Strategy. 5. Identifying, protecting and enhancing locally distinctive landscapes, areas of tranquillity, public rights of way and access, open spaces and playing fields through Development Plan Documents. 6. Encouraging incorporation of positive biodiversity actions, as defined in the local Biodiversity Action Plan, at the design stage of new developments or land uses. 7. Ensuring that new development protects soil, air and water quality from all types of pollution. 8. Ensuring developments minimise energy and water consumption, the use of non- renewable resources, and the amount of waste material. 9. Steering development to areas of least environmental and agricultural quality.

Beverley Borough Local Plan (adopted June 1996)

Policy E35 Development proposals which would result in damage to, would lead to the destruction of or would adversely affect the settings of scheduled and non- scheduled sites of archaeological importance will not be permitted where the site is considered to be of national importance.

Boothferry Borough Local Plan (adopted April 1999)

Policy EN2 In considering proposals for development the local planning authority will take into account the likely effects on the following:-

i. The character of the locality and amenity of local residents; ii. Any nature conservation interests on the site and in the immediate locality; iii. Ancient Monuments, Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas;

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iv. The character of the landscape and particular built and natural features within it; v. The quality and versatility of agricultural land; vi. The existence and provision of community and recreational facilities; vii. The protection of and quality of natural resources; viii. The need to conserve natural resources and reduce the need to travel development which would significantly adversely affect these interests and which cannot be satisfactorily dealt with by the use of planning conditions/agreements or by mitigation works will not be approved.

Policy EN55 Development that would adversely affect any known site and monuments of archaeological significance will only be allowed then the applicant can provide sufficient information to enable the impact of any development to be assessed and that full provisions has been made either for the preservation of the remains in-situ or where in situ preservation is not justified the proper investigation and recording of the site to be undertaken.

Such arrangements will normally be achieved through the imposition of conditions on planning permissions.

Policy EN56 Improved accessibility to historical sites will be encouraged where such access would not prejudice the character and long term protections of the site. Favourable consideration will be given to development which facilitates this so long as there will be no adverse effect on the site or significant amenity or highway problems created. Consideration will be given where appropriate to entering into management agreements with interested parties to ensure the continued protection of features of archaeological interest.

East Yorkshire Borough Wide Local Plan (adopted June 1997)

Policy EN13 Archaeology Proposals will not be permitted where they would adversely affect the site or setting of nationally important archaeological remains whether or not they are a Scheduled Monument.

On sites which are of local archaeological significance, proposals will only be permitted where full provision has been made for the protection, or where this not practicable or justified, the proper investigation and recording of the site.

Sufficient details will be required, including where necessary the results of field evaluation, the enable such an assessment be made.

UK Marine Policy Statement March 2011

The UK Marine Policy Statement (MPS) sets the framework and high level policy context for the marine planning systems. The MPS provides the high level planning framework for decision making in the marine environment (which includes the intertidal area), policy objectives for key offshore activities, and the context and considerations that should be taken into account in the next stage of marine planning (regional level inshore and offshore Marine Plans). Marine Plans conform with the MPS and NPPF and NPS and give an area specific expression of the MPS.

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The East Inshore Marine Plan will be of relevance to the intertidal part of the Onshore Scheme. This was recently subject to consultation and responses are now being considered. The plan is expected to be adopted in 2014.

East Riding Local Plan, Draft Strategy Document, December 2012

Policy ENV3: Valuing our heritage A. Where possible heritage assets should be used to reinforce local distinctiveness, create a sense of place, and assist in the delivery of the economic well-being of the area. This can be achieved by putting assets to an appropriate, viable and sustainable use, particularly those which are at risk.

B. The significance, views, setting, character, appearance and context of heritage assets, both designated and non-designated, should be conserved, especially the key features that contribute to the East Riding’s distinctive historic character including: (1) Those elements that contribute to the special interest of Conservation Areas, including the landscape setting, open spaces, key views and vistas, and unlisted buildings identified as contributing to the significance of each Conservation Area in its appraisal; (2) Listed buildings and their settings; (3) Historic Parks and Gardens and key views in and out of these landscapes; (4) The dominance of the church towers and spires as one of the defining features of the landscape, such as those of Holderness and the Wolds; (5) Heritage assets associated with the East Yorkshire coast and the foreshore of the Humber Estuary; (6) The historic, archaeological, and landscape interest of the Registered Battlefield at Stamford Bridge; (7) The historic cores of medieval settlements, and, where they survive, former medieval open field systems with ridge and furrow cultivation patterns; (8) The nationally important archaeology of the Yorkshire Wolds; and (9) Those parts of the nationally important wetlands where waterlogged archaeological deposits survive.

C. Development that results in harm to a heritage asset will be required to consider appropriate mitigation measures. Proposals must assess the significance of the asset and will only be supported where the: (1) Impact of the development can be fully mitigated; or (2) Public benefit outweighs the residual harm to the heritage asset.

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Appendix 10.2 Key Consultation and Meetings

Project: Yorkshire and Humber Carbon Capture & Job 60239049 Storage Cross Country Pipeline No/Ref:

Purpose: Initial Archaeology Group Meeting Date held: 21st March 2012

Held at: AECOM Leeds Office Made by: Jonathan Shipley Present: Richard Gwilliam National Grid Distribution: Louise Crook AECOM PM Attendees plus: Helen Maclean AECOM Archaeology Jonathan Shipley Lead Malte Klöckner AECOM Deputy Derek Cater Archaeology Lead Ian Smith National Grid Andy Hammon Construction (Archaeology) Ruth Atkinson Science Advisor, English Heritage Senior Sites and Monuments Officer, Lucie Hawkins Humber Archaeology Partnership Development Management Andy Lines Archaeologist North Yorkshire County Council Archaeologist, Apologies Malte Klöckner South Yorkshire : Archaeological Service Ian Smith Conservation Officer, East Yorkshire Planner for Yorkshire and Humberside, English Heritage No Item Action . By 1 Introductions Introductions were made.

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Richard Gwilliam presented the scheme. Points of particular significance included the construction of block valves every 15km, which comprise approximately 80m x 80m compounds, and a larger compressor unit near the start of the pipeline and a pumping station near the coast. He also noted that the working corridor for the pipeline would be c.35m. At present the route is designed to be 175m from individual dwellings and 700m away from sensitive developments e.g. schools, unless thicker pipe, concrete slabbing or deeper trenching is employed.

3 Purpose of Meeting The purpose of the meeting was to meet the archaeology related stakeholders, to set out initial information on areas of archaeological potential and to discuss the proposed methodology for the cultural heritage chapter in the EIA, along with a timetable for the work to be undertaken.

4 Discussion Topics Archaeological Overview – position to date Helen Maclean and Jonathan Shipley discussed the work undertaken so far and reviewed the areas of high archaeological potential identified along the route corridor.

Comments were made by the various stakeholders with regards the potential within the various sections as follows:

Zone A Andy Lines – pointed out that there was potential for archaeological remains in most of South Yorkshire section of Zone 1 and earthwork remains associated with agriculture (such as ridge and furrow) and settlement should be avoided where possible. Most early activity was concentrated on high sandy ridges. Geophysics only useful in certain areas.

Ruth Atkinson – A number of sites may be masked by alluvium in Area A1 and the area should be considered to be of high potential.

Lucie Hawkins – Palaeoenvironmental remains encountered in the surrounding landscape may continue into the study area.

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RG – A block valve or one of the compression buildings may be constructed in the locality of Area A2.

Zone B RA & Derek Cater – Deserted Medieval Village (DMV) in the locality of Areas 5 and 6.

RA – Lots of work has been undertaken in Area 9 hence the large concentration of assets, and most work has been published (work undertaken by Hull University). Other areas might have just as much archaeology when investigated.

Zone C RG – A block valve will be required somewhere near Area C3.

Zone D RA – An early medieval sword found in the locality of Area D2 suggests at least some early medieval activity. There is a great deal of potential for unrecorded archaeology throughout the route corridor.

Andy Hammon – Asked if the offshore section would also be assessed by AECOM. RG replied that the offshore work to be undertaken by a separate contractor (Hartley Anderson).

Approach for DBA HM discussed work to be undertaken as part of the DBA process (i.e. walkover survey, archive and HER visits, review of aerial photographs). It was noted that this work can not begin until the preferred route is available in late April 2012, although RG stated that the final draft route alignment would not be known until Spring 2013 when it is released for statutory public consultation. The requirements of each council for desk-based assessments will be considered.

Approach for Archaeological Evaluation HM briefly raised the approach for further evaluation. This would be staged.

RA said that she could not comment until she had seen the full DBA but stated she would require geophysical survey of the whole pipeline route. This will also be required by AL and LH, although AL and AH suggested that deposit modelling and auguring may be more suitable in some areas.

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AL stated that data should also be collected from Doncaster Museums as they run a separate Historic Environment Record (HER) and that a 1km search corridor should be undertaken as part of the DBA. He also stated that he may require field walking as part of the evaluation process.

5 Timetable RG and HM informed the meeting that the draft route alignment could be made available in late April but this would still be draft subject to detailed environmental survey, intrusive engineering surveys and public consultation. It would, however, help in the development in the scope for any archaeological surveys. This can be made available to stakeholders for comment. The DBAs should be available by late August, with fieldwork, such as geophysical survey, begun in early autumn.

RG noted that landowners consent would be required for this. Compulsory land access could take up to 6 months to arrange.

AH suggested the use of LiDAR in areas where access was difficult. 6 Any Other Business RA had no further comment other than to say that the results of the Humber Wetlands Project where held by the HER. Although sites from this have not yet been added to the HER, the reports should be consulted.

LH – No further comment.

DC – No further comment.

AH – Raised setting issues associated with the block valve and compression pumping stations on behalf of IS. HM confirmed that setting assessments in line with English Heritage would be undertaken.

AL again raised that field walking may be required. He also stated that he may not be able to attend future meetings due to time constraints but that discussion through email and telephone would be possible.

Next Meeting It was suggested that the next thematic group meeting should be held late summer once desk-based work is substantially complete. Date to be confirmed.

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Contact List Richard National Grid PM Gwilliam Louise AECOM PM Crook Helen AECOM Maclean Archaeology Lead Jonathan AECOM Deputy Shipley Archaeology Lead Derek National Grid Cater Construction (Archaeology)

Consultee Contact name English Heritage Andy Hammon (Science Advisor)

Ian Smith (Planner for Yorkshire & Humberside) Humberside Ruth Atkinson Archaeology Partnership North Yorkshire Lucie Hawkins County Council South Yorkshire Andy Lines Archaeology Service East Riding Malte Klöckner

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Purpose: Scoping Report Date held: 9th November 2012

Held at: AECOM Leeds Office Made by: Helen Maclean Present: Richard Gwilliam National Grid Distribution: Louise Crook AECOM PM Attendees plus: Helen Maclean AECOM Archaeology Ruth Atkinson Lead Malte Klöckner Senior Sites and Andy Hammon Monuments Officer, Andy Lines Humber Archaeology Ian Smith Lucie Hawkins Partnership Development Management Archaeologist Derek Cater North Yorkshire County Council National Grid Apologies Malte Klöckner Construction : (Archaeology) Andy Hammon Conservation Officer, Andy Lines East Yorkshire Science Advisor, English Heritage Ian Smith Archaeologist, South Yorkshire Archaeological Service Planner for Yorkshire and Humberside, English Heritage No Item Action . By 1 Introductions Introductions were made.

2 Purpose of the Meeting RG explained that the purpose of the meeting was to set out the proposed scope of the Archaeology and Cultural Heritage EIA chapter and to obtain initial feedback prior to the formal submission which is likely to be December 2012 / January 2013. This approach is to allow any significant issued to be addressed prior to

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3 What has happened since the last meeting RG provided an update on the status of the project. He noted the recent DECC funding announcement and explained that the Don Valley Power Project (DVPP) was unsuccessful in securing funding. RG explained that the DVPP are currently deciding on whether they would be able to proceed without central Government support. He explained that if they decide not to proceed the likely starting location for the project will be Drax (White Rose Project). As White Rose will have the capacity to compress carbon dioxide on site, the requirement for a compressor station at the southern end is removed, although a multi-junction would still be required. If the DVPP decide not to go ahead, the route will be reduced to 77 or even 70km in length.

RG explained that sites option appraisals for the Above Ground Installations (AGI) locations were consulted upon in July 2012 and that the preferred site options were announced in October and that all reports are available on the project website. The site boundaries of the AGI sites were defined by field boundaries and land form (not AGI footprint) and that work has just commenced to look at the detailed siting requirements of the installations within these boundaries. AGI footprints will not require all land within the sites identified.

RG added that we are working towards a DCO submission by September 2013.

4 Proposed Scope of the Assessment HM discussed the work to be undertaken as part of the EIA process (i.e. walkover survey, archive and HER visits, review of aerial photographs) and that much of this was advanced. Geophysical survey has also been started.

The EIA methodology was also discussed and it was agreed that this was broadly acceptable.

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5 Feedback Only brief initial comments were provided. RA stated that HLC information for East Yorkshire is underway and the project manager, Ken Steadman, should be contacted to see which areas were available. RA also stated that their organisation was Humber Archaeology Partnerships, not Humberside. Finally, Dave Evans will HRM need to review the chapter. Post-Meeting Note: This was sent and comments received.

RG raised the need for section 53 permission for some areas and whether there would be a problem if access was unavailable for walkovers or geophysical surveys in some areas. RA and LH confirmed that they had discussed this with the archaeology team RA & and were satisfied. RG asked if this could be confirmed in writing. LH 6 Next Steps Comments on the draft scoping report chapter requested by w/e 27th November. HRM Comments will be requested from those unable to attend Contact List Richard Gwilliam National Grid PM Louise Crook AECOM PM Helen Maclean AECOM Archaeology Lead Jonathan Shipley AECOM Deputy Archaeology Lead Derek Cater National Grid Construction (Archaeology)

Consultee Contact name English Heritage Andy Hammon (Science Advisor)

Ian Smith (Planner for Yorkshire & Humberside) Humber Archaeology Ruth Atkinson Partnership North Yorkshire County Lucie Hawkins Council

South Yorkshire Andy Lines Archaeology Service East Riding Malte Klöckner

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Subject: North Yorkshire Geophysical Review Date: 03 April 2013

Notes reviewing meeting held at English Heritage, York, to discuss the geophysical survey undertaken to date in North Yorkshire, 26th March 2013.

In attendance:

Richard Gwilliam – National Grid Phil Knipe – National Grid Derek Cater – National Grid Jonathan Shipley – AECOM Lucie Hawkins – North Yorkshire County Council Andy Hammon – English Heritage

The main subject of the meeting focused on the geophysical survey undertaken in North Yorkshire to date. In most areas the proposed route corridor have been free from archaeological features, with very little in the way of possible archaeology identified. There are still a small number of sections to be surveyed, especially to the west and south of Drax Abbey, and this work will be undertaken once access has been agreed.

The only feature identified to date is a possible enclosure type feature in the southern half of the proposed multi-junction site at the southern end of the route. As a result of this discovery the National Grid design and construction teams have re- designed the proposed multi-junction site to avoid this feature with all associated structures now located to the north and west of the feature. As a result of this re- design avoiding the anomaly, Lucie Hawkins agreed that trenching would not be required in the area of the feature, although evaluation trenching would still be required in the northern section of the site as well as elsewhere on the proposed pipeline.

Although Lucie suggested that it would be preferable to undertake this work pre- determination she acknowledged issues relating to land access, and agreed that evaluation trenching could take place post-determination. This was also agreed by Andy Hammon, who also stated that he would be allowing North Yorkshire to take the lead on the recommendations. Derek Cater confirmed that any post- determination work would be undertaken 1-2 years ahead of construction as has been the case with previous schemes.

Finally, Lucie requested that a clear strategy for mitigation works should be provided once all the geophysical work had been undertaken. This would enable North Yorkshire County Council and English Heritage to have a full understanding of how the post-determination archaeology work will be managed by National Grid.

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Subject: East Yorkshire Geophysical Review Date: 30th May 2013

Notes reviewing meeting held at the Humber Archaeology Partnership officers, Hull, to discuss the geophysical survey undertaken to date in East Yorkshire, 23rd May 2013.

In attendance:

Richard Gwilliam – National Grid Philip Knipe – National Grid Derek Cater – National Grid Jonathan Shipley – AECOM Dave Evans – Humber Archaeology Partnership Andy Hammon – English Heritage

The main subject of the meeting focused on the geophysical survey undertaken in East Yorkshire to date. Although the full reports detailing the results of the survey have not yet been submitted by Archaeological Services West Yorkshire Archaeological Service (ASWYAS), early interpretation has been undertaken by AECOM and National Grid. The data had also been supplied to both Humber Archaeology Partnership and English Heritage in advance of the meeting for their review.

In a number of areas the proposed route corridor has been relatively free from anomalies, with very little in the way of possible archaeology identified, although a number of possible sites were still recorded. These include possible Iron Age/Romano-British industrial sites near Tollingham/Throlam, prehistoric settlement sites in the Wolds area, Roman-British remains near Gaufer Hill/Sancton Road, burials near Weighton Wold, and medieval settlement remains at Wansford and Winkton. Further sites identified from basic interpretation include a number of enclosures, areas of ridge and furrow, and former field boundaries. In a number of cases additional geophysical survey was undertaken to examine the extent of the anomalies, and sections of the proposed pipeline have been rerouted to avoid assets.

Dave stated that his preference would be for further archaeological work to take place post-determination as a condition of planning. This work would include evaluation trenching to examine features identified, along with additional works such as open area excavation, archaeological watching brief and strip, map and record where required. He also agreed that details, such as written schemes of investigation, for this work could be produced for approval post-determination.

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Camblesforth Multi-junction Site to Tollingham Block Valve Site (including the White Rose CCS connection)

No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 DNY13449, SE 69842 Newland Hall. Probably late 18th century with later alterations. Grade II Post-Medieval CT1 1174128 24593 listed building. 522980 SE 687 242 Post-Medieval Brick Hill Farmhouse. CT2 1017485, DNY293, MNY10075, SE 68756 Medieval and Scurff Hall moated site and associated features including ha ha. MNY10084, CT3 26348 Post-Medieval Scheduled Monument. MNY10085, MNY10087, MNY10088 MNY10074, MNY10076, MNY10077, MNY10078, Roman and Romano-British farmstead. Site also includes later medieval activity. SE 6908 2614 CT4 MNY10079, Medieval Excavations have revealed evidence for a complex multi-phase site. MNY10080, MNY10081, MNY10082 325 SE 690 275 Unknown Linear ditches, Low Field. CT5 3338 SE 695 271 Unknown Ditches, south of Holycroft Lane, surviving as a cropmark. CT6 20440 SE 69500 Neolithic Find spot of a Neolithic polished stone axe, Barmby-on-the-Marsh. CT7 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 27500 8832 SE 695 271 Unknown Ditch. CT8 Number not used. CT9 Number not used. CT10 Number not used. CT11 10987 SE 710 272 Unknown Linear soilmarks, southwest of Asselby. CT12 13598 SE 6845 2869 Post-Medieval Former Sloop Inn. CT13 13825 SE 6855 2808 Post-Medieval Engine house, Ouse Swing Bridge. CT14 13826 SE 6850 2804 Post-Medieval Site of Ouse Swing Bridge. CT15 13828 SE 6972 2820 Post-Medieval Barmby crossing buildings. CT16 Number not used. CT17 Number not used. CT18 Number not used. CT19 DNY13595, SE 68903 Post-Medieval Pigeoncote to Manor Farm. Grade II listed building. CT20 1316359 24850 DNY486, 1017455, SE 676 260 Medieval Castle Hill moated site. Scheduled Monument. CT21 MNY10099 DNY546, DNY843, SE 668 284 Medieval Drax Augustinian Priory. Scheduled Monument. CT22 MNY10068 1016857 Roman to MNY10069 SE 667 283 Field boundaries west of Drax Abbey. CT23 Modern Medieval to MNY10070 SE 670 282 Fishponds south of Drax Abbey Farm. CT24 Modern

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 Ploughed out fishpond at Drax Abbey. Slight feature, which may MNY10071 SE 6665 2855 Medieval represent backfilling, visible in geophysical survey undertaken as part of CT25 the CCS scheme. MNY10073 SE 675 287 Medieval Documentary evidence for a fishery at Drax. CT26 Early Medieval St Wilfred’s Chapel. Excavation revealed post-holes from a pre- MNY10083 SE 6897 2611 CT27 and Medieval Conquest chapel. Medieval and MNY10089 SE 688 265 Ridge and furrow south of Scurff Hall. CT28 Post-Medieval Medieval and MNY10090 SE 6875 2632 Ridge and furrow south of Scurff Hall CT29 Post-Medieval Cropmark site of 18th and 19th century banks used for water control to MNY10091 SE 6932 2581 Post-Medieval allow water into areas to dump silt. The water would then be drained CT30 leaving silt behind and thus improving the land. MNY10092 SE 6915 2580 Medieval Ridge and furrow recorded on aerial photographs. CT31 Drax Mill. In operation in the 1840s and shown on early Ordnance MNY10101 SE 6715 2613 Post-Medieval CT32 Survey maps. MNY10103 SE 6840 2595 Roman Hawday Lane. Possible Roman landing stage. CT33 Rusholme Hall. Unclassified moated site that has been largely lost. Two MNY10104, SE 6924 2657 Medieval sides of moat were visible in 1850. Possible ridge and furrow has been CT34 MNY10105 identified by aerial photography south of the site. Find spot of a brass matrix seal of the Cistercian Abbey of Hayles, MNY10108 SE 683 283 Medieval CT35 Gloucestershire. Boundary ditch and trackway leading towards the River Ouse identified MNY10116 SE 684 280 Modern CT36 on aerial photographs. MNY10117 SE 682 277 Medieval Ridge and furrow identified on aerial photographs. CT37 Quarter Gate Lane. Documentary and place-name evidence for a road MNY10119 SE 694 252 Medieval CT38 running across the fields. Recorded from at least the medieval period. The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 Roman to MNY10120 SE 705 260 Field system identified from aerial photography. CT39 Modern Rusholme Grange. Only evidence is from place- name evidence on the MNY10121 SE 7018 2660 Medieval CT40 Ordnance Survey plan. MNY17455 SE 6680 2847 Medieval Site of a moat. CT41 MNY24803 SE 6900 2620 Roman Drax Villa, Scurff Hall Farm. CT42 MNY26786 SE 681 248 Modern Crash site of Halifax DT666. CT43 Number not used CT44 MNY31059 SE 6875 2424 Post-Medieval Brickhill Farm, Newland. CT45 Iron Age and A number of features, including ditches, revealed by excavations MNY36026 SE68752 25694 CT46 Roman associated with the Asselby to Aberford Pipeline investigations. AP 67 SE 6795 2532 Unknown Cropmark. Double parallel linear feature. Possible earlier field boundary. CT47 Walkover SE 68558 Post-Medieval One large base sherd of a stoneware tankard. CT48 3C/1 26278 Walkover SE 68578 Two small sherds of green glazed ware, along with a very small sherd of Post-Medieval CT49 3C/2 26188 pottery in a buff fabric with large inclusions. Walkover SE 68573 Two pieces of flint. Only flint observed in the field, although probably not Prehistoric CT50 3C/3 26239 worked. Walkover SE 68557 Unknown One sherd of pottery. Dark coarse fabric. CT51 3C/4 26322 Walkover SE 68596 Unknown One possible base sherd in a red/orange fabric. CT52 3D/1 26111 Walkover SE 68595 Post-Medieval One sherd with a yellow/green glaze. CT53 3D/2 26030 SE 68611 Walkover 3E Post-Medieval Ruined agricultural building. Possibly a kennel. CT54 25975 Walkover SE 68515 Unknown One small sherd of pottery of a black coarse fabric, along with one small CT55 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 3F/1 25728 flint. Walkover SE 68460 Post-Medieval Small sherd of green glazed ware. CT56 3F/2 25723 SE 67641 Walkover 3G Unknown Metal working waste. CT57 24578 SE 70457 Walkover 3M Post-Medieval One sherd of possible green glazed ware. CT58 27783 SE 71735 Post-Medieval to 4963 Aschilebi, Asselby. Mid-18th century house. Grade II listed building. CT59 28081 Modern 13594 SE 7170 2808 Post-Medieval Site of assembly hall. CT60 Possible retting ponds at Asselby Marsh on the course of the Old 1300715 SE 720 285 Post-Medieval Derwent. Recorded on aerial photographs and the 1853 Ordnance CT61 Survey map. 10568, SE 723 288 Unknown Ditches and ponds, Newsholme Marsh. CT62 1300917 Cropmarks of scattered retting pits south of Beechtree Farm, 1265162 SE 723 293 Unknown CT63 Newsholme. 18167, Cropmarks of a ringwork and its associated bailey, and a rectilinear 1074938, SE 725 292 Medieval CT64 feature, Warp Farm. 1074940 13836 SE 7277 2905 Post-Medieval Site of pumping house. CT65 Medieval to Post- 3493 SE 728 292 Site of deer park lodge. CT66 Medieval 13923 SE 7333 2892 Medieval Possible moated site, northwest of Barn Hill Hall. CT67 13844, 13908 SE 7335 2895 Post-Medieval Ponds, Barn Hill Hall. CT68 Roman & 17254 SE 7360 2951 Find spot of Romano-British and medieval pottery sherds. CT69 Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 1773 SE 7377 2948 Prehistoric Linear ditch and enclosures identified as cropmarks. CT70 7757 SE 739 307 Unknown Old lane, Brind. CT71 14516 SE 7394 2974 Post-Medieval Site of Woodcock Hall. CT72 18649 SE 740 292 Medieval Find spot of a medieval carved stone, Park Farm. CT73 6684 SE 743 295 Medieval Howden Parks deer park and pale. CT74 13940 SE 7434 2970 Post-Medieval Site of fishpond, south of Angel's Way. CT75 1772 SE 7449 2939 Unknown Five ring ditches, Howden Parks. CT76 15287 SE 746 297 Unknown Soilmarks identified on aerial photographs, Howden Parks. CT77 17259 SE 747 301 Prehistoric Site of possible standing stones originally forming part of a stone circle. CT78 1760, 59473 SE 7473 3013 Medieval Site of chapel and moated site. CT79 Medieval to Post- 17260 SE 748 300 Site of hamlet, Ringstone Hurst. CT80 Medieval 1775 SE 7485 3065 Prehistoric Settlement, Howden Wood. CT81 Rectilinear feature overlain by ridge and furrow identified on aerial 20041 SE 7510 2960 Unknown CT82 photographs, Howden. 10613, SE 7519 3045 Post-Medieval North Howden Station. Grade II listed building. CT83 498348 20030 SE 7520 2940 Medieval Cropmark of field boundary, Howden. CT84 SE 75203 1510310 Post-Medieval Goods yard office at Howden Station. CT85 30452 14520 SE 7521 3039 Post-Medieval Station Hotel. CT86 SE 75223 20234 Post-Medieval Signal box, North Howden Station. Grade II listed building. CT87 30415 14519 SE 7524 3045 Post-Medieval Inn and posting house. CT88 Site of moated site recorded from documentary evidence, Howden 1761, 883499 SE 755 306 Medieval CT89 Common.

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 20031 SE 7570 3085 Roman Possible Roman villa, Howden. CT90 11892 SE 7590 2994 Post-Medieval Site of buildings. CT91 3198 SE 7600 3080 Unknown Enclosures surviving as cropmarks, Howden Common. CT92 1756 SE 734 288 Medieval Moated site around Barnhill Hall. CT93 3193 SE 7610 2977 Medieval Moated site, Thorpe Hall. CT94 2301, SE 765 321 Unknown Field boundaries surviving as cropmarks. CT95 1220982 Medieval to Post- Site of Caville Hall and moated site surviving as earthworks in the 1940s 3182, 59448 SE 7688 3048 CT96 Medieval but now completely flattened (also known as Cavill). SE 76902 Medieval to Post- 20734 Medieval to post-medieval features and finds. CT97 30704 Medieval 7760 SE 770 305 Medieval Caville deserted medieval village (also known as Cavill). CT98 7689, SE 770 308 Medieval Moated site, northeast of Caville Hall (also known as Cavill). CT99 1221165 11630 SE 7709 3180 Post-Medieval Site of Owlet Hall. CT100 11815 SE 7711 3027 Post-Medieval Site of Burland Cottages. CT101 3183, 59461 SE 7751 3050 Medieval Burland House moated site. CT102 Iron Age or 1221065 SE 7794 3175 Rectilinear enclosures visible on aerial photographs. CT103 Roman Romano-British settlement site found during excavation of drainage 10784 SE 7795 3356 Roman CT104 trenches. TA 17400 Palaeolithic to 21182 Find spot of flint flake and Romano-British pottery. CT105 57700 Roman 21691, Iron Age to SE 7820 3304 Ditched enclosure visible on aerial photographs. CT106 1220998 Roman 11782 SE 7830 3186 Post-Medieval The Royal Oak public house. CT107

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 13362 SE 7851 3385 Post-Medieval Site of a building. CT108 11384 SE 7855 3210 Post-Medieval Site of Sleights House. CT109 Romano-British settlement site found during field walking north of Ivy 1954 SE 7861 3310 Roman CT110 House. Iron Age or Rectilinear enclosures, probably a field system, visible on aerial 1221058 SE 7874 3379 CT111 Roman photographs. 10783 SE 7880 3356 Roman Romano-British greyware, north of Chestnut Farm. CT112 11386 SE 7893 3339 Post-Medieval Site of buildings. CT113 10773 SE 7895 3380 Roman Romano-British settlement/iron working site. CT114 10802 SE 7925 3451 Roman Romano-British iron smelting site. CT115 10796 SE 7930 3403 Roman Romano-British iron smelting site. CT116 10774 SE 794 348 Roman Romano-British decorated bowl, Welhambridge Farm. CT117 10801 SE 7940 3420 Roman Romano-British iron smelting site, The Carr. CT118 Medieval to Post- 10035 SE 795 345 Welhambridge medieval and post-medieval settlement. CT119 Medieval 10799 SE 7950 3387 Roman Romano-British iron smelting site. CT120 1156, 883453 SE 7953 3492 Roman Romano-British kiln and ironworking site. CT121 Iron Age or Rectilinear enclosures, probably a field system, visible on aerial 1221091 SE 7957 3496 CT122 Roman photographs. 4482 SE 796 351 Roman Possible field system. CT123 10803 SE 7960 3400 Roman Romano-British iron smelting site. CT124 9864 SE 7982 3510 Post-Medieval Common Farm House. Grade II listed building. CT125 Barn at Common Farm, north side of Bursea Lane. Grade II listed 9863 SE 7985 3515 Post-Medieval CT126 building. Iron Age or Enclosures, trackway and a round house visible as cropmarks on aerial 883454 SE 7995 3453 CT127 Roman photographs.

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 7567 SE 8005 3582 Roman Romano-British settlement, south of Lodge Farm. CT128 1221188 SE 801 352 Medieval Ridge and furrow near Holme upon Spalding Moor. CT129 10805 SE 8010 3460 Roman Romano-British iron smelting site. CT130 Iron Age or Rectilinear enclosures with possible round house visible on aerial 1246073 SE 8013 3580 CT131 Roman photographs. Iron Age or 1246485 SE 8044 3546 Rectilinear enclosures, visible on aerial photographs. CT132 Roman 7546 SE 8045 3617 Roman Romano-British kilns, Rose Villa. CT133 7622, 7725 SE 805 364 Roman Romano-British kiln and Roman coin find, northeast of Lodge Farm. CT134 9504 SE 8087 3595 Roman Romano-British kiln. CT135 1142, 883514 SE 810 356 Unknown Square enclosures. CT136 Iron Age to 21676 SE 8105 3472 Enclosures and boundaries. CT137 Roman Iron Age or 1372429 SE 8119 3477 Rectilinear enclosures visible on aerial photographs. CT138 Roman Iron Age or Rectilinear enclosures, probably a field system, and possible round 1248956 SE 8120 3567 CT139 Roman house visible on aerial photographs. 18590 SE 8145 3620 Post-Medieval Forest Farm. CT140 9782 SE 8180 3577 Roman Romano-British kiln site, east of Bramley Farm. CT141 1128, 883516, SE 819 362 Roman Rascal Moor settlement complex. CT142 1248937 Throlam Farm Romano-British pottery kilns. Also identified through 1161, 61276 SE 821 355 Roman CT143 geophysical survey undertaken as part of the CCS project. Iron Age to 1125, 883520 SE 824 357 Field ditches and enclosures, Tollingham Airfield. CT144 Roman

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 123 SE 718 279 Medieval Site of cross base. CT145 124 SE 7227 2797 Post-Medieval Site of Asselby windmill. CT146 125 SE 718 280 Post-Medieval Site of village stocks. CT147 Iron Age to 21761 SE 8011 3383 Linear features and possible enclosures. CT148 Roman 1105, 7758 SE 742 309 Medieval Site of Grange and the settlement of Brind. CT149 1112 SE 802 377 Roman Cropmarks suggesting Roman road alignment. CT150 Iron Age to 21760 SE 8092 3378 Linear features. CT151 Roman Iron Age to 1127 SE 8156 3423 Iron Age and Romano-British settlement site. CT152 Roman Iron Age or 1133 SE 819 328 Probable Iron Age and Romano-British enclosures. CT153 Roman 1138 SE 826 327 Roman Romano-British settlement site. CT154 1141 SE 808 332 Roman Enclosure, hut circles and Romano-British kiln. CT156 18602 SE 797 376 Medieval Find spot of medieval pottery, Lily Wood. CT157 Iron Age to 18647 SE 793 371 Enclosures, east of Oak Farm. CT158 Roman Iron Age to 1155 SE 822 327 Romano-British pottery kilns and small iron-working furnace. CT159 Roman Iron Age to 21759 SE 8132 3390 Field boundaries or enclosures. CT160 Roman Medieval to Post- 1926 SE 733 287 Pottery scatter found by field walking. CT161 Medieval 2803 SE 8115 3346 Roman Field ditches containing several burnt stones. CT162 2804 SE 8115 3302 Roman Site of possible Romano-British settlement. Romano-British pottery and CT163

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 part of a glass bangle found. Site of iron working/industrial site. Large pieces of slag and furnace 2807 SE 8140 3281 Roman CT164 bottoms found. Iron Age to Site of Iron Age/Romano-British industrial site/settlement. Slag and large 2808 SE 8125 3360 CT165 Roman pottery fragments found. 2897 SE 7361 3061 Unknown Mound with ditch visible on aerial photographs. CT166 2903 SE 759 315 Medieval Possible ditched enclosure. CT167 2912 SE 839 305 Medieval Site of “Temple Dam” dam/dyke. CT168 Number not used. CT169 2806 SE 8084 3363 Roman Site of possible canal. CT170 3185, 26601 SE 787 308 Medieval Moated site, Portington. Scheduled Monument. CT171 3188 SE 776 300 Unknown Possible field system. CT172 3190 SE 765 295 Medieval Thorpe Lidget deserted medieval village. CT173 3191 SE 7888 3099 Post-Medieval Portington Hall. Grade II listed building. CT174 Medieval to 3668 SE 7343 2886 Barnhill Hall. Grade II listed building. CT175 Modern 3698 SE 8278 3322 Roman Romano-British settlement site. CT176 Romano-British kiln. Scatter of kiln material and sherds, concentration of 3589 SE 8225 3350 Roman CT177 iron slag and a late Roman coin of the House of Constantine found. 4482 SE 796 351 Roman Possible field system. CT178 4484 SE 798 358 Unknown Linear cropmarks. CT179 57936 Linear Modern Thorpe Willoughby and Goole Railway. Closed 1964. CT180 4958 SE 8071 3380 Post-Medieval Bursea chapel. Grade II listed building. CT181 4999 SE 8223 3259 Iron Age Iron Age logboat. CT182 Post Medieval to 5098 SE 7186 2806 Linton House. Grade II listed building. CT183 Modern

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 5169 SE 7190 2805 Post-Medieval Farmhouse. Grade II listed building. CT184 6376 SE 6868 2873 Post-Medieval South View. Grade II listed building. CT185 6403 SE 8082 3679 Post-Medieval Lock-up at Workhouse Farm. Grade II listed building. CT186 6514 SE 792 368 Roman Pottery, black plantation. CT187 6521 SE 7885 3660 Roman Romano-British kiln site. CT188 6540 SE 817 327 Unknown Soilmarks and cropmarks. CT189 SE 81518 21677 Prehistoric Curvilinear ditched enclosure. CT190 31974 6313 SE 751 314 Prehistoric Double ditched linear feature. CT191 6691 SE 742 317 Bronze Age Ring ditches. CT192 6716 SE 7895 3670 Roman Roman dish. CT193 6728 SE 8085 3355 Roman Romano-British settlement. CT194 6880 SE 8060 3392 Roman Romano-British settlement. CT195 7035 SE 7182 2803 Post-Medieval The Black Swan. Grade II listed building. CT196 7154 SE 71 28 Post-Medieval Chapel, north side of Main Street. Grade II listed building. CT197 Mesolithic to 7301 SE 8256 3367 Pre Romano-British settlement site. CT198 Roman 7328 SE 8244 3396 Roman Find spot of Barbarous radiate coin. CT199 7348 SE 787 372 Roman Romano-British settlement site, west of Oak Farm. CT200 7523 SE 811 321 Unknown Cropmarks, Greaves End. CT201 7553 SE 8040 3640 Roman Romano-British settlement, north of Lodge Farm. CT202 7572 SE 768 299 Roman Roman coins found in field above Newfields farm. CT203 Post-Medieval to 20755 SE 808 367 Workhouse Farm. CT204 Modern Number not used. CT205 20729 SE 7874 3085 Post-Medieval to Manor Farm. CT206

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 Modern 7761 SE 7929 3128 Unknown Settlement sites and field systems. CT207 7848 SE 7942 3580 Roman Romano-British kiln, south of Sand Hill Farm. CT208 7916 SE 7952 3589 Roman Find spot of Romano-British pottery. CT209 9002 SE 829 304 Medieval Thornton dam drainage channel. CT210 Medieval to Post- 9533 SE 718 281 Asselby medieval/post-medieval settlement. CT211 Medieval Post-Medieval to 20712 SE 6863 2874 West End Farm. CT212 Modern 9895 SE 725 307 Post-Medieval Old field boundaries. CT213 Medieval to Post- 10032 SE 719 296 Newsholme medieval/post-medieval settlement. CT214 Medieval Medieval to Post- 10065 SE 807 338 Bursea medieval/post-medieval settlement. CT215 Medieval 13923 SE 7333 2892 Medieval Possible moated site, northwest of Barnhill Hall. CT216 10548 SE 7246 3088 Post-Medieval Rowland Hall. Grade II listed building. CT217 10617 SE 7527 3097 Post-Medieval Windpump, Brickyard Farm. Grade II listed building. CT218 10776 SE 785 361 Roman Romano-British settlement site. CT219 10778 SE 822 350 Roman Romano-British settlement site. CT220 SE 75050 20145 Unknown Earthwork ring ditch. CT221 28900 10789 SE 806 333 Roman Romano-British ironworking site, south of Bursea Farm. CT222 Roman to 10790 SE 8076 3369 Romano-British and medieval finds, east Bursea Farm. CT223 Medieval 10792 SE 807 333 Roman Romano-British ironworking site. CT224 10793 SE 806 335 Roman Romano-British smelting site. CT225

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 10794 SE 824 328 Roman Romano-British smelting site. CT226 10795 SE 8234 3265 Roman Romano-British smelting site. CT227 10797 SE 7910 3695 Roman Romano-British smelting site. CT228 10800 SE 7895 3450 Roman Romano-British smelting site. CT229 883455 SE 78 33 Roman Ditch at Fir Tree Farm containing Romano-British pottery. CT230 11140 SE 830 350 Modern Holme Airfield. CT231 13363 SE 7637 3278 Post-Medieval Ponds, north of Sandwood cottage. CT232 11382 SE 7889 3093 Post-Medieval Wesleyan Methodist chapel. CT233 11423 SE 7763 3447 Post-Medieval Linear earthwork. CT234 13357 SE 7517 2878 Post-Medieval Landscape ponds, east of Hall Lodge. CT235 13361 SE 753 289 Post-Medieval Osier beds, northeast of Howden. CT236 13562 SE 8044 3147 Post-Medieval Site of buildings. CT237 13563 SE 8047 3249 Post-Medieval Site of buildings. CT238 13596 SE 6984 2842 Post-Medieval Site of post mill, Barmby Cutting. CT239 13597 SE 6880 2866 Post-Medieval King’s Head Inn, High Street. CT240 13824 SE 6870 2873 Post-Medieval Methodist Chapel, High Street. CT241 13839 SE 7183 2813 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, east of Ashgrove Farm. CT242 13837 SE 7199 2799 Post-Medieval Methodist chapel, Landings Lane. CT243 13838 SE 7185 2812 Post-Medieval Smithy, east of Ashgrove Farm. CT244 13840 SE 7182 2808 Post-Medieval Sunday School, north of Black Swan. CT245 13841 SE 7185 2803 Post-Medieval Methodist chapel, Ivy House. CT246 13842 SE 7213 2803 Post-Medieval School, Main Street. CT247 13843 SE 7234 2803 Post-Medieval Site of water works, east of Mill House. CT248 14055 SE 7508 2880 Post-Medieval Lodge, Station Road. CT249 14517 SE 7192 2978 Post-Medieval Site of smithy. CT250 14518 SE 7182 2969 Post-Medieval Site of poorhouses, Newsholme. CT251

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 14521 SE 753 311 Post-Medieval Brick and tile yard. CT252 14522 SE 7192 3012 Post-Medieval The Whale Jaws, Rowlandhall Lane. CT253 14525 SE 7394 3086 Post-Medieval Site of Smithy, Brind Lane, Brind. CT254 14526 SE 746 308 Post-Medieval Borden House, Brind. CT255 14527 SE 7247 3099 Post-Medieval Gatehouse, Rowlandhall crossing. CT256 14558 SE 7480 3197 Post-Medieval Site of Brindcommon Farm. CT257 14559 SE 7440 3100 Post-Medieval Site of mission room, Brind. CT258 14561 SE 7191 2951 Post-Medieval Site of Woodbine Cottage, Newsholme. CT259 15314 SE 731 316 Bronze Age Possible round barrow, Brind Wyre. CT260 15411 SE 717 295 Medieval Hall Garth earthworks, Newsholme. CT261 15544 SE 806 339 Medieval Site of medieval chapel, Bursea. CT262 15793 SE 827 340 Prehistoric Stone axe. CT263 Prehistoric to 17253 SE 7544 2923 Find spot of flint and medieval/post-medieval pot, Millfield. CT264 Post-Medieval 18033 SE 825 304 Medieval Hansardam drainage channel. CT265 18592 SE 8360 3420 Post-Medieval Hasholme Carr Farm. CT266 18594 SE 8025 3628 Post-Medieval Lodge Farm. CT267 18596 SE 8192 3495 Post-Medieval New Bursea Farm. CT268 18597 SE 7904 3721 Post-Medieval Oak Farm, Bulmer Lane. CT269 Farmstead. Large complex visible as an extant farmstead on aerial AP 281 SE 7345 3043 Post-Medieval CT270 photography. Large collection of buildings associated with the adjacent airfield. Also AP 270 SE 8195 3589 Modern CT271 confirmed by geophysical survey. AP 274 SE 7974 3380 Unknown Earthworks. Possibly where the river/stream used to flow. CT272 SE 80330 AP 253 Post-Medieval? Rectangular feature with trees. Possible field barns or pit/dew pond. CT273 34423

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 Medieval/Post- Large linear earthwork bank. Possible township boundary or similar. AP 23 SE 7200 2850 CT274 Medieval Appears to have been ploughed out by 1993. SE 82001 Very large concentration of grey ware Roman or Romano-British pottery. Walkover 2L Roman CT275 35684 Probably material linked to the Throlam Pottery Kilns (CT143). SE 81303 Walkover 2M Prehistoric Two small flint flakes in a field containing very little natural flint. CT276 35921 SE 80171 One pottery sherd and one flint in a field containing very little natural Walkover 2N Unknown CT277 34343 flint. SE 79762 Large timbers that appear to have been exposed during ploughing. Walkover 2O Prehistoric CT278 33997 Probable bog oaks. Walkover SE 79428 Prehistoric Flint recovered in a field containing very little natural flint. CT279 2P/1 33581 Walkover SE 79411 A number of flints found together in a field containing very little natural Prehistoric CT280 2P/2 33572 flint. Walkover SE 79632 One very large flint flake recovered from a slightly raised area near the Prehistoric CT281 2Q/1 33788 river where very little/next to no flint was observed in the plough soil. Walkover SE 79578 Small flint recovered from a slightly raised area near the river where very Prehistoric CT282 2Q/2 33752 little/natural flint was observed in the plough soil. Walkover SE 79536 A small scatter of flints recovered from a slightly raised area near the Prehistoric CT283 2Q/3 33691 river where very little natural flint was observed in the plough soil. Walkover SE 75907 Prehistoric Flint recovered from a field where very little natural flint was observed. CT284 2R/1 31373 Walkover SE 76314 One sherd of slip ware pottery recovered from a field where very little Post-Medieval CT285 2R/2 31532 material was observed. Walkover SE 76988 Prehistoric Flints recovered from a field where very little natural flint was observed. CT286 2R/3 31760 Walkover SE 74887 Post-Medieval One sherd of slipware. CT287 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 2S/1 31343 Walkover SE 74776 Prehistoric One piece of red flint. CT288 2S/2 31338 SE 74459 Walkover 2T Post-Medieval Two sherds of pottery. CT289 31225 SE 73709 Walkover 2U Post-Medieval One sherd of green glazed ware. CT290 30853 SE 73296 Walkover 2V Prehistoric One flint. CT291 30468 SE 72332 Walkover 3K Unknown Small sherd of coarse buff fabric. CT292 29266 SE 72117 Walkover 3L Post-Medieval Old bridge across the “New Drain”. Brick construction. CT293 29213 SE 68341 AP 374 Prehistoric Circular cropmark. CT294 25714 Two linear anomalies identified through geophysical survey undertaken Geophysical SE 67111 Post-Medieval as part of the CCS project. Possibly field boundaries pre-dating the First CT295 Survey 25808 Edition Ordnance Survey plan. Geophysical Large anomaly recorded by geophysical survey undertaken as part of SE 688 252 Unknown CT296 Survey the CCS project. Possibly geological. Linear anomaly identified through geophysical survey undertaken as Geophysical SE 66759 Post-Medieval part of the CCS project. Possibly a field boundary pre-dating the First CT297 Survey 28171 Edition Ordnance Survey plan. Geophysical Possible trackway and circular enclosure identified through geophysical SE 7465 3135 Unknown CT298 Survey survey undertaken as part of the CCS project. Geophysical SE 74829 Possible archaeological sites identified through geophysical survey Unknown CT299 Survey 31277 undertaken as part of the CCS project. Sites could also be agricultural in The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 origin. Possible archaeological sites identified through geophysical survey Geophysical SE 79933 Unknown undertaken as part of the CCS project. Sites could also be agricultural in CT300 Survey 34285 origin. Cross shaped anomaly identified through geophysical survey Geophysical SE 8012 3436 Unknown undertaken as part of the CCS project. Sites could also be agricultural in CT301 Survey origin. Possible feature recorded near an area of a cropmark sites identified Geophysical SE 80236 Unknown through geophysical survey undertaken as part of the CCS project. Sites CT302 Survey 34375 could also be agricultural in origin. 1374644 Linear Post-Medieval Hull and Doncaster Railway opened in 1885. CT303 Medieval and 1341193 Linear River Ouse Navigation Canal. Works commenced in 1462. CT304 Post-Medieval 1373337 Linear Post-Medieval The Hull and Selby Railway. Opened in 1840 and still operational. CT305 Historic SE 67306 Post-Medieval Wren Hall CT306 Mapping 27178 Historic Linear Post-Medieval Warping drain near Newsholme. CT307 Mapping Historic SE 72005 Post-Medieval Warping drain sluice near Newsholme. CT308 Mapping 29109 Historic SE 72094 Post-Medieval Warping drain sluice near Newsholme. CT309 Mapping 29053 Archaeologic Romano-British site excavated in Oxen Stang Field during construction SE 7034 2814 Romano-British CT310 al Excavation of the Granstead to Asselby Pipeline.

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No. on Fig. Reference Grid Reference Period Description 10.1- 10.8 18642 SE 79 33 Medieval Brushwood track, River Foulness. - 3156 SE 81 34 Roman Romano-British kiln wasters. - 18641 SE 83 35 Roman Find spot of Romano-British coffin and pottery. - 10786 SE 82 35 Roman Find spot of Romano-British sherds, Holme Airfield. - 15942 SE 81 38 Post-Medieval Site of Vicarage House. - 1118 SE 830 330 Medieval Possible moated site. -

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 10780 SE 827 370 Roman Romano-British sherds, south of Lock Lane. TD8 8792 SE 8270 3635 Roman Soilmarks and Romano-British sherds. TD9 7190 SE 8271 3624 Roman Romano-British pottery. TD10 7367 SE 8275 3621 Roman Romano-British kiln site, Ladies Parlour Farm. TD11 7192 SE 828 368 Roman Romano-British pottery, southwest of High Garth. TD12 10781 SE 8280 3648 Roman Possible Romano-British settlement site. TD13 Iron Age or 1073856 SE 8286 3630 Rectilinear enclosures, probably a field system, visible on aerial photographs. TD14 Roman 10779 SE 8287 3675 Roman Romano-British sherds, Skiff Farm. TD15 Iron Age or 883521 SE 8290 3746 Field system, some with double-ditches enclosures and round houses. TD16 Roman Romano-British settlement site identified through finds of burnt stone and 10769 SE 8305 3645 Roman TD17 pottery. 10836, SE 831 367 Unknown Ditches and enclosures visible as cropmarks south of High Garth. TD18 1249720 7367 SE 8275 3621 Roman Romano-British kiln site. TD19 1114 SE 816 384 Medieval Possible moated site. TD20 1117 SE 815 378 Medieval Possible moated site. TD21 1143 SE 816 378 Roman Romano-British settlement/iron working site. TD22 Iron Age to 1144 SE 829 375 Romano-British settlement/iron working site. TD23 Roman 1157 SE 832 355 Roman Romano-British kiln material. TD24 1158 SE 833 375 Unknown Narrow linear ditches. TD25 1162 SE 8306 3570 Roman Three Romano-British pottery kilns. TD26 1163 SE 8330 3581 Roman Romano-British pottery kiln. TD27 Post- 1374 SE 833 356 Site of rabbit warren farm. TD28 Medieval

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 SE 83288 Iron Age to 1400 Rectilinear enclosures and associated boundaries. TD29 35262 Roman Iron Age to 21656 SE 8334 3588 Iron Age and/or Romano-British ditched enclosure. TD30 Roman Iron Age to 21543 SE 820 371 Cropmark complex. TD31 Roman 7713 SE 809 379 Roman Ditches, north of Back Lane, possible Romano-British settlement. TD32 10374 SE 814 372 Unknown Ditches and enclosures. TD33 10772 SE 829 355 Roman Romano-British kiln site. TD34 SE 82984 20233 Roman Find spot of six Romano-British pottery sherds. TD35 35687 19817 SE 8088 3824 Medieval Find spot of tile from Snowdrop Farm. TD36 Post- 15941 SE 813 377 Catholic school, Moor End. TD37 Medieval 19800 SE 8086 3829 Medieval Find spot of silver halfpenny from Snowdrop Farm. TD38 17522 SE 829 357 Unknown Enclosure, Holme airfield. TD39 Post- 18572 SE 815 380 Castle farmhouse. TD40 Medieval Post- 18591 SE 8150 3706 Grange Farm. TD41 Medieval Post- 18593 SE 8013 3813 Holly Bank Farm. TD42 Medieval Post- 18598 SE 810 384 Former chapel. TD43 Medieval Post- 18599 SE 8130 3760 Poplar Farm. TD44 Medieval 19816 SE 8088 3823 Roman Find spot of Romano-British pottery from Snowdrop Farm. TD45 19722 SE 8290 3580 Roman Find spot of Roman flagon, Bellgate. TD46 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Pre-14thcentury relict land surface likely to be associated with farming 19796 SE 8086 3829 Medieval TD47 practices. 19797 SE 8086 3829 Medieval Medieval agricultural activity. TD48 10788 SE 838 377 Roman Romano-British iron working site. TD49 15284 Trackway and enclosures identified as cropmarks through aerial photography SE 839 370 Unknown TD50 1249720 east of High Garth. Early Iron 18646 SE 839 371 Age to Enclosures, east of High Garth. TD51 Roman 883539 SE 840 378 Prehistoric Find spot of a flint axe, Duck Nest Farm. TD52 Post- 18604 SE 843 376 Mill lock. TD53 Medieval 8005 SE 846 372 Unknown Enclosure. TD54 1148, SE 849 380 Unknown Possible ditched enclosure or field system. TD55 883526 Post- 4986 SE 853 387 St William's School. TD56 Medieval 883541 SE 854 385 Unknown Ditched enclosure or group of rectilinear ditches visible on aerial photographs. TD57 1151 SE 854 386 Unknown Ditched enclosure surviving as a cropmark. TD58 7347 SE 861 386 Unknown Settlement site. TD59 Post- 19857 SE 865 392 George III half-guinea. TD60 Medieval 19854, Iron Age to Romano-British nail cleaner and brooch. Anglo-Saxon long brooch. Iron Age 19855, SE 866 394 Early TD61 toggle, Market Weighton. 19856 Medieval 7351 SE 866 395 Unknown Trackway and field ditches, north and south of Long Lane. TD62 1073852 SE 8728 4013 Unknown Possible enclosure visible on aerial photographs. TD63 1434122 SE 8736 3955 Roman Part of a Roman road and possible field system visible as cropmarks. TD64 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 to SE 8706 4005 10864 SE 876 396 Unknown Cropmarks. TD65 239 SE 880 402 Roman Pottery and coins, Cross Field House Farm. TD66 2182 SE 8844 4043 Unknown Trackway, east of Cliffe Road. TD67 19873 SE 896 403 Roman Romano-British fibula fragments, Sancton. TD68 Post- 13516 SE 9007 4180 Milestone, Weighton Hill. TD69 Medieval 252, 64336 SE 9062 4098 Neolithic Long barrow. TD70 18009, Round barrow, 550m north of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm barrow SE 9068 4189 Bronze Age TD71 64326 cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18013, Round barrow 100m northeast of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm SE 9077 4145 Bronze Age TD72 64326 barrow cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18015, Round barrow 200m southeast of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm SE 9078 4116 Bronze Age TD73 64326 barrow cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18014, Round barrow 110m east of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm barrow SE 9079 4136 Bronze Age TD74 64326 cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18012, Six round barrows 300m northeast of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm SE 9079 4165 Bronze Age TD75 64326 barrow cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18020, Round barrow 400m north of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm barrow SE 9082 4177 Bronze Age TD76 64326 cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18010, Round barrow 450m north of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm barrow SE 9082 4183 Bronze Age TD77 64326 cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 18022 SE 9086 4154 Bronze Age Round barrow 200m northeast of High Wold Farm. TD78 18011, Round barrow 320m northeast of High Wold Farm. Part of High Wold Farm SE 9087 4164 Bronze Age TD79 64326 barrow cemetery. Scheduled Monument. 258, Round barrow. Part of High Wold Farm barrow cemetery. Scheduled SE 9104 4173 Bronze Age TD80 64326, Monument. The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 18021 1415719 SE 9109 4162 Modern Royal Observer Corps monitoring post. TD81 7361 SE 913 422 Unknown Enclosure, trackway and ditches. TD82 Ladder settlement identified through aerial photography. Also recorded on 10895 SE 918 429 Iron Age geophysical survey undertaken as part of the present scheme and may join TD83 with TD85. Late Bronze 3351 SE 9193 4272 Age to Early Wold entrenchment. TD84 Iron Age Possible settlement and field boundaries surviving as a cropmark. Also Iron Age and 1382974 SE 922 425 recorded on geophysical survey undertaken as part of the present scheme and TD85 Roman may join with TD83. SE 9246 4951 64252 to SE 9333 Prehistoric Wold entrenchments visible on aerial photographs. TD86 4724 SE 9284 4304 Linear feature forming part of the Would Entrenchments. Also visible on 64342 to SE 9335 Prehistoric TD87 geophysical survey (features H and I). 4150 Post- 19726 SE 9290 4391 Kiplingcotes signal box. TD88 Medieval Post- 13515 SE 9296 4391 Kiplingcotes Railway Station. TD89 Medieval 17948 SE 9309 4396 Medieval Medieval cross base. TD90 2881, 3991, SE 931 426 Iron Age Two Etton Wold square barrows. TD91 910738 4435 SE 932 416 Prehistoric Wold entrenchment. TD92 6567 SE 932 453 Unknown Settlement complex. TD93 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Post- 13293 SE 9338 4305 Wallis Grange. TD94 Medieval Post- 9098 SE 9339 4520 Kiplingcotes Farmhouse. Grade II listed building. TD95 Medieval 3148, 3152 Bronze Age - 3153, SE 934 423 Roman- Round barrow, Old Arras deserted medieval village, Romano-British pottery TD96 910739, Medieval 13484 2687 SE 934 449 Bronze Age Beaker, Kiplingcotes Farm. TD97 8334 SE 934 453 Bronze Age Beaker, Kiplingcotes Farm. TD98 Post- 9099 SE 9340 4602 Moneypot Hill Farmhouse. Grade I listed building. TD99 Medieval 64241, SE 9342 4759 Neolithic Find spot of a polished greenstone axe, Lairhill House. TD100 3747 64360 SE 9344 4229 Bronze Age Site of a round barrow. TD101 Post- 13506 SE 9346 4304 Smithy, Wallis Grange. TD102 Medieval 9469, SE 9349 4386 Neolithic Oval barrow, 750m north of Wallis Grange. Scheduled Monument. TD103 64354 13483 SE 935 439 Roman Romano-British pottery, Etton Wold. TD104 9468, 9470, SE 9350 4389 Bronze Age Round barrow, east of Kiplingcotes Station. TD105 9471, 64354 Possible barrow visible on aerial photographs. Also recorded as a circular 145654 SE 9351 4445 Bronze Age TD106 feature on the geophysical survey undertaken as part of the present scheme. Prehistoric or 1197515 SE 9352 4588 Linear ditch cropmark. TD107 Roman The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 64288, SE 9358 4747 Prehistoric Tumulus. No visible remains surviving. TD108 3743 Prehistoric or 1456415 SE 9359 4776 Linear boundaries visible as cropmarks. TD109 Roman 6568 SE 936 446 Unknown Ditches and ring ditches. TD110 Post- 13505 SE 9362 4421 Starting post, Kiplingcotes Derby. TD111 Medieval 10814 SE 937 460 Unknown Cropmarks south of Holmedale Farm. TD112 Prehistoric or 1456450 SE 9370 4429 Double ditched trackway visible as a cropmark. TD113 Roman 3140, SE 938 432 Roman Possible Romano-British settlement. TD114 64378 Iron Age or 1309009 SE 940 444 Cropmark/soilmark of rectilinear enclosures and trackway. TD115 Roman 3146, SE 941 438 Bronze Age Barrow largely destroyed by ploughing but still visible as a cropmark. TD116 64375 Post- 13513 SE 9423 4352 Chalk Bridge. TD117 Medieval 6569 SE 943 448 Unknown Linear ditch and field system. TD118 6570 SE 943 464 Unknown Settlement complex. TD119 Prehistoric or 1456403 SE 9433 4598 Linear boundary visible on aerial photographs. TD120 Roman 6571 SE 944 470 Unknown Enclosures and field ditches. TD121 1479434 SE 944 474 Iron Age Group of three square barrows visible on aerial photographs. TD122 15388 SE 945 424 Roman Coin of Constantine. TD123 Post- 13291 SE 946 428 Wold House. TD124 Medieval 3089 SE 946 436 Unknown Ovoid ditched enclosure visible on aerial photographs. TD125 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Post- 13514 SE 9462 4322 Michael's Bridge. TD126 Medieval 12558 SE 9463 4253 Unknown Ditch, south of Wold Farm. TD127 SE 9463 4413 Linear feature forming part of the Would Entrenchments. Continues both sides 64351 to SE 9208 Prehistoric TD128 of the post-medieval railway line. 4363 Post- 13292 SE 948 433 West Wood House. TD129 Medieval 3728 SE 948 438 Unknown Linear ditch. TD130 14902, Post- SE 9484 4334 Holme Farm and Well at West Wood House TD131 14921 Medieval Post- 5755 SE 9485 4484 Summer pavilion west of Dalton Hall. Grade I listed building. TD132 Medieval 3143, Early SE 95 42 Anglo-Saxon inhumation cemetery near Gardham. TD133 910620 Medieval Post- 12878 SE 9509 4672 Well at Holme Wold House. TD134 Medieval 6572 SE 951 452 Unknown Track fragments and field ditches. TD135 Post- 20751 SE 951 467 Medieval to Wold House Farm. TD136 Modern 12879 SE 9518 4584 Unknown Old lime kiln, Dalton Park. TD137 6573 SE 952 462 Unknown Track, enclosure and ditches. TD138 Post- 12897 SE 9524 4485 Gardener’s cottage, Dalton Hall. TD139 Medieval 6582 SE 954 436 Bronze Age Round barrow and ditch traces. TD140 5757, Post- SE 954 450 Dalton Park. Register of Parks and Gardens Grade II*. TD141 1150924 Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 12896, Post- SE 954 452 Site of buildings at Dalton Hall, including stable block. Grade II listed building. TD142 5756 Medieval Double-ditched trackways, enclosures to the southeast and a small ditch to the 3076 SE 947 476 Unknown TD143 northwest. 6583 SE 955 424 Iron Age Ditches, track, enclosures and barrow. TD144 Post- 12709 SE 9555 4514 Ice house. TD145 Medieval 2688 SE 956 450 Unknown Ring, South Dalton. TD146 Post- 5754 SE 9560 4508 Dalton Hall, Dalton Park. Grade II* listed building. TD147 Medieval Post- 14922 SE 9562 4387 Sir John's Pit, old chalk pit. TD148 Medieval 339 SE 958 426 Unknown Rectilinear enclosures. TD149 Post- 7414 SE 958 450 Site of kitchen garden. TD150 Medieval Post- 1422 SE 9586 4247 Charles II farthing, Gardham. TD151 Medieval 6584 SE 959 440 Prehistoric Ditches, trackways and ring ditch. TD152 6585 SE 960 445 Unknown Double ditched trackway. TD153 Iron Age or 1458658 SE 961 462 Multiple linear ditch boundaries visible on aerial photographs. TD154 Roman 6574 SE 961 467 Unknown D-shaped enclosure and ditches identified on aerial photographs. TD155 Large ring ditch visible on aerial photographs. Possibly a Bronze Age round 1411135 SE 9626 4486 Bronze Age TD156 barrow. 6575 SE 963 463 Unknown Polygonal enclosure and trackway. TD157 Post- 20753 SE 964 464 Medieval to The White House. TD158 Modern The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 1421 SE 9643 4263 Medieval King John penny, Etton Fields Farm. TD159 Post- 14923 SE 9645 4393 Humber Street Pit, old chalk pit. TD160 Medieval Post- 13290 SE 966 427 Etton Fields Farm. TD161 Medieval Post- 14925 SE 9666 4275 Two wells, Etton Fields Farm. TD162 Medieval Post- 14924 SE 9700 4336 Old chalk pit, west of Etton. TD163 Medieval Temple Garth. Remains of a Knights Templar grange and later Knights 753, 64302 SE 974 436 Medieval TD164 Hospitallers manor. Scheduled Monument. Iron Age to 21698 SE 9715 4151 Boundary ditches and enclosures. TD165 Roman Neolithic to 2686 SE 96 45 Two axes, South Dalton. TD166 Bronze Age 63 SE 855 395 Roman Brough to York Roman road. TD167 8006 SE 848 366 Unknown Possible enclosure and field system. TD168 242, 356 SE 8940 4150 Bronze Age Two ring ditches, possible round barrows. TD169 250 SE 8683 4045 Unknown Cropmarks of squared enclosure and double-ditched trackway. TD170 254, 58 SE 926 413 Iron Age Barrow Cemetery. Scheduled Monument. TD171 Medieval to SE 92150 253 Post- Deserted medieval village. TD172 41650 Medieval 20056 SE 9447 4152 Neolithic Find spot of Neolithic axe, Gardham. TD173 Post- 20057 SE 9438 4130 Find spot of 17th century finds, Gardham. TD174 Medieval Iron Age to 1130 SE 845 390 Ditch traces and enclosures. TD175 Roman The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Romano- 1131 SE 840 383 Cropmarks showing ditched enclosure. TD176 British Romano- 1136 SE 841 360 Tollingham Warren cropmark complex. TD177 British 1216 SE 98 43 Neolithic Stone axe. TD178 1767 SE 954 422 Neolithic Polished stone axe. TD179 2485 SE 8809 3950 Unknown Enclosures and ditch. TD180 Post- 2493 SE 918 455 Kiplingcotes racecourse. TD181 Medieval Post- 2839 SE 858 369 Northwest to southeast trackway. TD182 Medieval 2864 SE 8986 3995 Roman Two Roman coins. TD183 2873 SE 9157 4121 Bronze Age Site of wold entrenchment. TD184 Early Site of cremation cemetery with excavations revealing over three hundred urns. 2876 SE 9030 4020 TD185 Medieval An inhumation was also found buried with a spear, knife and buckle. 2895 SE 868 381 Unknown Complex of cropmarks showing including trackways and ditches. TD186 2981 SE 9220 4166 Medieval Site of Chapel at Arras deserted medieval village. TD187 3075 SE 935 482 Unknown Undefined ditches. TD188 20058 SE 9477 4192 Roman Find spot of more than fifty Roman coins. TD189 3082 SE 934 417 Unknown Linear ditch traces. TD190 3142 SE 927 440 Unknown Complete human crouched inhumation found in a gravel pit. TD191 3150 SE 925 444 Bronze Age Two long ditches and a round barrow. TD192 3328 SE 9516 4119 Bronze Age Probable barrow. TD193 3329 SE 955 406 Bronze Age Three round barrows. TD194 3330 SE 9608 4136 Bronze Age Circular cropmark, probably a Bronze Age barrow. TD195 Iron Age to 3331 SE 967 420 Possible settlement site. TD196 Roman

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 3333, Early SE 945 415 Gardham deserted medieval village. Early medieval tweezers found on site. TD197 20059 Medieval 3336 SE 953 412 Unknown Polygonal ditch. TD198 Iron Age to 3344 SE 965 417 Trackways and ditches surviving as cropmarks. TD199 Roman Iron Age to 3345 SE 970 419 Linear double ditch. TD200 Roman 3349 SE 954 423 Unknown Ditches. TD201 Post- 19874 SE 903 403 Eighteenth or nineteenth century jaws harps, Sancton. TD202 Medieval Iron Age to 3847 SE 933 487 Romano-British settlement site. TD203 Roman 3848 SE 932 482 Iron Age Lair Hill cemetery and settlement. TD204 Neolithic to 4432 SE 9149 4355 Burial. TD205 Bronze Age Post- 20782 SE 856 374 Medieval to Avenue Farm. TD206 Modern SE 84707 20654 Unknown Circular cropmarks east of East Ings drain. TD207 38874 6586 SE 962 426 Bronze Age Trackways and possible barrow. TD208 7358 SE 894 413 Unknown Ditch system and possible trackway. TD209 19872 SE 899 403 Roman Find spot of writing stylus. TD210 7775 SE 885 395 Mesolithic Find spot of flint tool and flint scraper. TD211 8009 SE 855 376 Unknown Avenue Farm cropmark complex. TD212 8012 SE 862 375 Unknown Ditches. TD213 8015 SE 875 386 Unknown Enclosures and ditch system. TD214 8037 SE 935 484 Unknown Field system. TD215 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 8252 SE 90 40 Neolithic Find spot of stone implements. TD216 8254 SE 9256 4790 Bronze Age Round barrow. TD217 8255 SE 9258 4800 Bronze Age Round barrow. TD218 8256 SE 9262 4795 Bronze Age Round barrow. TD219 8334 SE 934 453 Bronze Age Find spot of Bronze Age beaker. TD220 8769 SE 9447 4177 Iron Age Core of Corieltauvian stator. TD221 Post- 9106 SE 9668 4544 8 & 10 Main Street (east side), South Dalton. Grade II listed building. TD222 Medieval Post- Oak Cottage (No 26), Main Street (west side), South Dalton. Grade II listed 9107 SE 9671 4518 TD223 Medieval building. Post- 9109 SE 9673 4522 23 Main Street (east side), South Dalton. Grade II listed building. TD224 Medieval Post- 9117 SE 9650 4536 16 West End (north side), South Dalton. TD225 Medieval Post- 9118 SE 9662 4540 4 West End (north side), South Dalton. Grade II listed building. TD226 Medieval Post- 9119 SE 9773 4346 68 Main Street (north side). Grade II listed building. TD227 Medieval Post- 9125 SE 9773 4343 81 Main Street (south side). Grade II listed building. TD228 Medieval Post- 9126 SE 9778 4345 69 Main Street (south side). Grade II listed building. TD229 Medieval Post- 9127 SE 9770 4343 83 Main Street (south side). Grade II listed building. TD230 Medieval Post- 91 & 93 (Snilesworth Cottage), Main Street (south side). Grade II listed 9128 SE 9765 4342 TD231 Medieval building. Post- 9169 SE 9644 4536 26 West End (north side), South Dalton. Grade II listed building. TD232 Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Post- 9227 SE 8860 3916 Dovecote, Houghton Hall. Grade II listed building. TD233 Medieval Medieval to South Dalton medieval/post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval 9571 SE 9643 4524 Post- TD234 village. Medieval Post- 9798 SE 9652 4537 14 West End (north side), South Dalton. Grade II listed building. TD235 Medieval Post- 9802 SE 9768 4343 Cherry Corner (No 35), Main Street (south side). Grade II listed building. TD236 Medieval K6 telephone kiosk, Main Street (west side), South Dalton. Grade II listed 10661 SE 9671 4519 Modern TD237 building. 10766 SE 8363 3580 Roman Romano-British kiln, northeast of Tollingham Farm. TD238 10770 SE 8385 3550 Roman Romano-British settlement. TD239 11428 SE 896 420 Unknown Linear cropmarks, Weighton Hill. TD240 Post- 12705 SE 9664 4542 Village hall. TD241 Medieval Post- 12706 SE 9636 4534 Medieval to Pipe and Glass Inn. TD242 Modern Medieval to 19877 SE 903 404 Post- Find spot of Alpha coin weight. TD243 Medieval 12543 SE 955 423 Medieval Site of Newton, deserted medieval village, Gardham. TD244 Post- 12547 SE 950 416 Site of Gardham warren. TD245 Medieval 12551 SE 9503 4122 Bronze Age Polygonal feature and possible ring ditch. TD246 Post- 12704 SE 9669 4531 Manor Farm, South Dalton. TD247 Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Medieval to 12708 SE 95 45 Post- Site of manor house and hall garth. TD248 Medieval 19859 SE 932 417 Iron Age Find spot of Iron Age looped toggle. TD249 SE 87730 Early 19570 Find spot of coin of Charlemagne. TD250 41120 Medieval Post- 12891 SE 9672 4539 Smithy, South Dalton. TD251 Medieval Post- 12892 SE 9671 4517 Post office, South Dalton. TD252 Medieval Post- 12893 SE 965 452 Gas works, South Dalton. TD253 Medieval Post- 12894 SE 9658 4540 School, South Dalton. TD254 Medieval Iron Age to 19876 SE 901 402 Find spot of head of deity. TD255 Roman Post- 13038 SE 9746 4155 Dunkenhill Farm, Dunken Hill. TD256 Medieval Post- 13039 SE 9637 4163 Grange Farm. TD257 Medieval Post- 13040 SE 9529 4218 Sheep fold, southwest of Gardham. TD258 Medieval Post- 13041 SE 9560 4090 Furrows Farm (formerly Furrows), south of A1079. TD259 Medieval Post- 13042 SE 9650 4081 Milestone on the A1079. TD260 Medieval 13044 SE 9491 4114 Unknown Milestone by the A1079. TD261 13287 SE 9793 4348 Post- Old National School. TD262 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Medieval Post- 13289 SE 925 443 Cotegarth Walk Farm TD263 Medieval SE 97499 Post- 20321 111 Main Street, Etton. TD264 43380 Medieval SE 97702 Post- 20322 74 Main Street, Etton. TD265 43459 Medieval SE 97657 Post- 20323 78 Main Street, Etton. TD266 43443 Medieval Post- 13500 SE 9329 4771 Milestone, Lairhill House. TD267 Medieval Post- 13510 SE 9275 4406 Pump house, south, southeast of Cotegarth Walk Farm. TD268 Medieval 19860 SE 933 421 Roman Find spot of casket mound, Arras. TD269 13517 SE 9026 4054 Unknown Site of the warren house. TD270 Post- 13518 SE 9172 4148 Milestone. TD271 Medieval Post- 14700 SE 8644 3830 Beilsbeck Farm, northwest of North Cliffe. TD272 Medieval SE 97460 Post- 20320 High Farm, 113 Main Street. TD273 43365 Medieval Post- 14706 SE 8913 3932 Presbytery, Houghton Hall. TD274 Medieval Post- 14925 SE 9666 4275 Two wells, Etton Fields Farm. TD275 Medieval Post- 14926 SE 9768 4344 Smithy, Main Street. TD276 Medieval 14927 SE 9774 4344 Post- Former Primitive Methodist chapel. TD277 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Medieval Post- 14928 SE 9776 4344 Manor house. TD278 Medieval Post- 14942 SE 9702 4800 Parochial school. TD279 Medieval 14943 SE 9684 4793 Unknown Site of Waterloo Cottage. TD280 Post- 14945 SE 9677 4497 Dunkeld bridge. TD281 Medieval 14948 SE 9629 4530 Unknown The Mount, South Dalton. TD282 14949 SE 9672 4530 Unknown Site of building, Main Street. TD283 Post- 14950 SE 9672 4527 Wesleyan Methodist chapel. TD284 Medieval 14951 SE 9673 4507 Unknown Site of building, west of Main Street. TD285 14952 SE 9674 4504 Unknown Site of building, south of Dunkeld End. TD286 14953 SE 9678 4507 Unknown Site of building, east of Main Street. TD287 Post- 15825 SE 9755 4337 Site of farm, south of Main Street. TD288 Medieval Round barrow, four hundred and thirty metres northwest of High Gardham 16791 SE 9433 4077 Bronze Age TD289 Farm. Scheduled Monument. 17559 SE 898 399 Unknown Find spot. TD290 17574 SE 868 405 Roman Find spot of Romano-British brooch, south of Weighton Beck sewage works. TD291 17745 SE 944 413 Unknown Site of limekiln. TD292 17978 SE 8645 3820 Bronze Age Find spot of flint scraper, Beilsbeck Farm. TD293 Round barrow four hundred metres south of High Wold Farm. Scheduled 18016 SE 9075 4098 Bronze Age TD294 Monument. Round barrow five hundred and fifty metres south of High Wold Farm. 18017 SE 9083 4086 Bronze Age TD295 Scheduled Monument. 18018 SE 9084 4097 Bronze Age Found round barrows three hundred metres southeast of High Wold Farm. TD296 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Scheduled Monument. 18022 SE 9086 4154 Bronze Age Round barrow two hundred metres northeast of High Wold Farm. TD297 Hurricane Fighter crash site. Crashed at Grange Farm on 24th October 1940 in 20043 SE 9620 4136 Modern TD298 which the pilot was killed. 18397 SE 96 42 Neolithic Find spot of macehead or hammer fragment, Etton Fields Farm. TD299 Post- 18595 SE 8503 3900 Lock Farm. TD300 Medieval Post- 18605 SE 8507 3893 Lock Farm lock. TD301 Medieval 18638 SE 8825 4101 Roman Find spot of Romano-British sherds. TD302 Roman to 18639 SE 887 413 Post- Find spot of Romano-British to post-medieval pottery, Mill Farm. TD303 Medieval 19861 SE 933 420 Medieval Thirteenth/fourteenth century jetton, Arras. TD304 19520 SE 932 479 Unknown Possibly mortuary enclosure and ditch. TD305 19695 SE 9625 4135 Roman Find spot of Romano-British pottery, Cherry Burton. TD306 Medieval and 19870, SE 903 403 Post- Find spot of beehive thimble, buckle, and silvered buttons. Sancton. TD307 19871 Medieval 19869 SE 898 403 Roman Find spot of Romano-British head of statuette, Sancton. TD308 SE 92763 Post- AP 311 Possible building/field barn surviving as a ruin. TD309 43376 Medieval SE 92713 Post- AP 311 Depression/pit. Possible former pit or quarry now abandoned. TD310 43497 Medieval SE 92108 Post- AP 311 Depression/pit. Possible former pit or quarry now abandoned. TD311 42725 Medieval SE 92365 Post- AP 311 Depression/pit. Possible former pit or quarry now abandoned. TD312 42796 Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 SE 93580 AP 314 Prehistoric? Circular feature near fence line. Possible barrow? TD313 44934 Large rectilinear cropmark near TD106. Features also recorded on the SE 93449 AP 314 Unknown geophysical survey undertaken as part of the current scheme, and show the TD314 44460 feature continuing south of the road. SE 93399 AP 314 Unknown Small rectilinear feature near TD106. TD315 44127 Post- AP 324 SE 9476 4664 Circular feature in field corner. Possible dew pond. TD316 Medieval Post- AP 324 SE 9419 4670 Circular feature. Possible dew pond. TD317 Medieval SE 94745 AP 326 Modern Two buildings near field edge. Extant in 1946 but later demolished. TD318 46417 SE 94796 AP 326 Prehistoric? Circular cropmark. TD319 46225 SE 94796 AP 326 Prehistoric? Circular cropmark. TD320 45999 SE 94372 Unknown/ AP 326 Possible circular mound. TD321 45222 Prehistoric? SE 93449 Unknown/ AP 339 Circular feature/mound. TD322 43835 Prehistoric? SE 93247 Unknown/ AP 339 Circular feature/mound. TD323 43648 Prehistoric? SE 90277 AP 335 Prehistoric Possible Bronze Age round barrow. TD324 42135 SE 90393 AP 335 Prehistoric Possible Bronze Age round barrow (now under modern farm buildings). TD325 42044 AP 335 SE 90534 Prehistoric Possible Bronze Age round barrow. TD326 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 42019 SE 90796 AP 335 Prehistoric Possible Bronze Age round barrow. TD327 42029 SE 90680 AP 335 Prehistoric Possible Bronze Age round barrow. TD328 41721 Medieval or Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks with sub-rectilinear earthworks AP 250 SE 8906 4079 Post- TD329 feature. Medieval SE 93530 AP 256 Unknown Sub-rectilinear mound/feature. TD330 43462 SE 93086 AP 256 Unknown Sub-rectilinear mound/feature. TD331 43426 Very large linear soil/cropmark feature. Partially recorded on geophysical AP 114 SE 9377 4686 Unknown TD332 survey undertaken as part of the current scheme. SE 90680 Post- AP 239 Circular pit. Possible dew pond. TD333 42009 Medieval SE 90135 AP 239 Prehistoric Possible round barrow. TD334 41923 Walkover SE 93338 Unknown Slight depression in hill side. Possible former mine/quarry. TD335 1Y 44101 Post- Walkover SE 93562 Bench mark/marker stone that has been turned into a memorial with the Medieval and TD336 1Z 44246 addition of a sculpture. Marks the start of the Kiplingcotes Derby. Modern Walkover SE 92495 Prehistoric Flint and pottery (possible grey ware). TD337 2A 43107 and Medieval Walkover SE 91883 Prehistoric Possible worked flint. TD338 2B/1 42805 Walkover SE 91697 Post- Part of a Belermine Ware (or stone ware) handle. TD339 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 2B/2 42716 Medieval Walkover SE 91829 Unknown One sherd of oxidised pottery. TD340 2B/3 42771 Walkover SE 87005 Unknown One pottery sherd. TD341 2C 39120 Walkover SE 90495 Prehistoric One flint flake. TD342 2D 41387 Walkover SE 89548 Prehistoric One flint flake and metal working waste. TD343 2E/1 40793 and Unknown Walkover SE 89650 Unknown Sherd of pottery. TD344 2E/2 40824 Walkover SE 89655 Post- Green Glazed Ware base sherd. TD345 2E/3 40883 Medieval Walkover SE 89523 Prehistoric One flint flake. TD346 2F 40746 Walkover SE 90020 Unknown Metal working waste. TD347 2G/1 41034 Walkover SE 90048 Unknown Metal working waste. TD348 2G/2 41043 Walkover SE 90052 Post- Green Glazed Ware sherd. TD349 2G/3 41045 Medieval Walkover SE 90922 Unknown Large flint block. TD350 2H 42196 Walkover SE 90600 Prehistoric One flint flake. TD351 2I 41866 Walkover SE 88609 Prehistoric One flint flake. TD352 2J/1 40275 Walkover SE 88657 Unknown Metal working waste. TD353 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 2J/2 40309 Walkover SE 88667 Post- Green Glazed Ware pottery handle. TD354 2J/3 40308 Medieval Walkover SE 88726 Metal working waste, sherd of pottery in a red/oxidised fabric, and a greyware Unknown TD355 2J/4 40318 base sherd. Walkover SE 88709 Unknown Metal working waste and a small shed of pottery in a black fabric. TD356 2J/5 40472 Walkover SE 84412 Unknown Small earth mound c. 4m across in paddock near farmyard. TD357 2K 37250 Historic SE 82430 Post- Old marl pit marked on the Second Edition Ordnance Survey Plan of 1892. TD358 Mapping 36397 Medieval Historic SE 85657 Post- Old marl pit marked on the Second Edition Ordnance Survey Plan of 1892. TD359 Mapping 37711 Medieval Historic SE 85440 Post- Swineheards Stone marked on the First, Second and Third Edition Ordnance TD360 Mapping 37654 Medieval Survey plans but now removed. RCAHM SE 86828 Aerial Prehistoric Extensive cropmark site TD361 38902 Survey RCAHM SE 87370 Aerial Prehistoric Possible cropmark site of an enclosure or field system. TD 362 39270 Survey RCAHM SE 87528 Aerial Roman Line of a Roman road running northwest to southeast. TD 363 39377 Survey RCAHM SE 93485 Aerial Prehistoric Prehistoric field system surviving as a cropmark. TD 364 43710 Survey RCAHM SE 93733 Prehistoric Long linear feature running east to west. TD 365 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Aerial 44762 Survey Roman road running from Brough on Humber to York. Also recorded on 1029679 Linear Roman TD366 geophysical survey undertaken as part of the present scheme. SE 87210 1434122 Roman Roman road and field system. TD367 39800 Roman road from South Newbald to Malton. Not recorded in geophysical 1030217 Linear Roman TD368 survey due to ground conditions. SE 88490 Post 1920, 176 Houghton Hall. Grade II Registered Park and Garden. TD369 39074 Medieval Post The York and Beverley Railway. Authorised in 1846, but not completed beyond 1375130 Linear TD370 Medieval Market Weighton. Now a walk/trail. Geophysic SE 89304 Roman/Romano-British roadside settlement identified through geophysical Roman TD371 al Survey 40725 survey. Geophysic SE 93373 Possible field system identified through geophysical survey. Covers an Unknown TD372 al Survey 43657 extensive area, and includes a number of former chalk pits. Geophysic SE 93464 Rectangular feature identified through geophysical survey. Possible former Unknown TD373 al Survey 44068 chalk pit. Geophysic SE 93654 Possible former field boundaries predating the First Edition Ordnance Survey Unknown TD374 al Survey 45675 plan identified through geophysical survey. Geophysic Linear feature identified through geophysical survey. Possibly a field drain or Linear Unknown TD375 al Survey possibly linked to an adjacent linear feature (TD332). Geophysic SE 82686 Possible archaeology identified through geophysical survey in an area where Unknown TD376 al Survey 36464 Romano-British pottery and metal working has been recorded. Geophysic SE 84738 Linear feature identified through geophysical survey. Possibly archaeology, or Unknown TD377 al Survey 37238 may be a former river channel. Geophysic SE 88157 Unknown Possible archaeological feature recorded through geophysical survey. TD378 al Survey 40058 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Possible settlement site identified through geophysical survey. Located in an Geophysic SE 88625 Prehistoric area where a number of find spots were identified as part of the walk over TD379 al Survey 40380 survey. Geophysic SE 89971 Unknown Linear feature recorded on geophysical survey. TD380 al Survey 41034 Geophysic SE 90479 Unknown Linear feature recorded on geophysical survey. TD381 al Survey 41441 Geophysic SE 90576 Number of circular features recorded by geophysical survey in an area of Prehistoric TD382 al Survey 41842 known Bronze Age burials. Geophysic SE 91035 Possible linear feature or partial enclosure identified through geophysical Unknown TD383 al Survey 42268 survey. Geophysic SE 91063 Iron Age Possible square barrows identified through geophysical survey. TD384 al Survey 42322 Geophysic SE 91171 Iron Age Possible square barrows identified through geophysical survey. TD385 al Survey 42439 Geophysic SE 91224 Iron Age Possible square barrows identified through geophysical survey. TD386 al Survey 42455 Geophysic SE 91440 Unknown Linear feature recorded on geophysical survey. TD387 al Survey 42477 Geophysic SE 94303 Prehistoric Settlement site and associated trackway identified on geophysical survey. TD388 al Survey 47105 Geophysic SE 93821 Cluster of anomalies recorded on geophysical survey. Possibly remains of Unknown TD389 al Survey 47002 chalk pits. SE 87500 61428 Roman Find spot of Roman coins and pottery. TD390 40499 Post- 1375142 Linear Scarborough, Bridlington and West Riding Junction TD391 Medieval 1249720 SE 8335 3685 Romano- Iron Age or Roman rectilinear enclosures, some of which are double ditched, TD392 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 British are visible as cropmarks on air photographs. To the east of the enclosures is a double ditched boundary or trackway. Mesolithic to 240 SE 86 40 Scatter of flint implements. - Bronze Age 61428 SE 87 40 Roman Find spots of pottery and coins. - Early 262 SE 88 41 Bar-lip pottery. - Medieval Post- 14703 SE 90 40 Site of rabbit warren. - Medieval

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Iron Age or 1479418 SE 941 487 Enclosure and field system visible on aerial photographs. DS1 Roman 1424178 Second World War auxiliary unit operational camp and base, The Old Hall, SE 9480 4929 Modern DS2 1415692 Middleton-on-the-Wolds. SE 9496 4929 Prehistoric or 1411146 to SE 9499 Linear boundary ditch surviving as a cropmark. DS3 Roman 4940 Second World War underground bunker, The Old Hall, Middleton-on-the- 1418429 SE 9507 4866 Modern DS4 Wolds. Iron Age or 1382372 SE 9511 4776 Possible enclosures visible on aerial photographs. DS5 Roman

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 12461 SE 9570 4885 Post-Medieval Disused clay pit, Beverley Road. DS6 12522 SE 9573 4883 Post-Medieval Site of milestone, Beverley Road. DS7 Site of possible radar beacon, Wold House Farm. Visible on aerial 1415682 SE 9583 4794 Modern DS8 photographs and geophysical survey. SE 96007 20516 Medieval Horse harness pendant, Lund. DS9 47998 12459 SE 9610 4950 Post-Medieval Chalk pit and site of lime kilns. DS10 12458 SE 9635 4920 Post-Medieval Site of brick field. DS11 4020 SE 964 470 Unknown Trackway, linear feature and fields. DS12 Medieval to Holme on the Wolds medieval and post-medieval settlement and shrunken 9572 SE 967 464 DS13 Post-Medieval medieval village. 12877 SE 9670 4637 Post-Medieval Smithy, Holme on the Wolds. DS14 14944 SE 9670 4640 Unknown Pinfold, Holme on the Wolds. DS15 9170 SE 9672 4640 Post-Medieval 16 East Street (north side), Holme on the Wolds. Grade II listed building. DS16 2685, Medieval to SE 9678 4631 Site of Church of St Peter. Grade II listed building. DS17 527157 Post-Medieval Post-Medieval 20752 SE 968 464 2-4 East Street, Holme on the Wolds. DS18 to Modern 21671 SE 9428 4941 Bronze Age Bronze Age/Iron Age crouched burial. DS19 3071 SE 952 489 Bronze Age Site of two barrows. DS20 3073 SE 942 493 Unknown Linear northeast/southwest dyke. DS21 19976 SE 9446 4945 Bronze Age Find spot of flint flake, South Street. DS22 Medieval to 3843 SE 9468 4958 Church of St Andrew. Grade II* listed building. DS23 Post-Medieval Medieval to 3844 SE 94 49 Site of stocks. DS24 Post-Medieval 3845, Medieval to SE 950 492 Site of Middleton Hall and earlier manor house. DS25 12509 Post-Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 3846 SE 9445 4928 Bronze Age Beaker and axe, possibly from a destroyed burial. DS26 3852 SE 9438 4946 Bronze Age Three burials. DS27 3853 SE 94 49 Bronze Age Find spot of flat axehead, spear and hoard. DS28 4024 SE 952 486 Unknown Enclosure and linear features. DS29 Medieval to 7906 SE 945 496 Middleton medieval/post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval village. DS30 Post-Medieval 19979 SE 9450 4937 Post-Medieval Post-medieval stable and features. DS31 House approximately 95 metres west of St Andrew’s church. Grade II listed 8544 SE 9457 4957 Post-Medieval DS32 building. 8831 SE 9441 4890 Post-Medieval Market Weighton to Driffield railway. DS33 19975 SE 9446 4945 Medieval Medieval chalk platform. DS34 Bronze Age to 19974 SE 9455 4946 Possible Bronze Age features, Front Street. DS35 Iron Age 12462 SE 9518 4917 Post-Medieval Milestone, Beverley Road. DS36 12463 SE 9493 4967 Unknown Site of mound, Church Hill Road. DS37 12464 SE 9472 4963 Post-Medieval Site of farm, Church Hill Road. DS38 12465 SE 9476 4970 Unknown Site of chalk pit, East End. DS39 12466 SE 9510 4974 Post-Medieval Site of milestone. DS40 12467 SE 9547 4985 Unknown Disused chalk pit. DS41 12497 SE 9475 4970 Post-Medieval The Old Rectory, East End. DS42 12852 SE 9656 4838 Post-Medieval Milestone on the B1248. DS43 AP 324 SE 9541 4748 Unknown Circular earthwork feature at point where four field join. DS44 Feature similar to DS44. Also depicted on the First Edition Ordnance Survey AP 324 SE 9587 4741 Unknown DS45 plan and may be an old pond. SE 95812 Rectilinear structure/enclosure containing two circular features appearing to AP 330 Unknown DS46 48354 survive as earthworks. 4541, TA 011 551 Medieval Sunderlandwick DMV. Scheduled Monument. DS47

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 79336 12457 SE 9701 4977 Post-Medieval Site of milestone. DS48 12460 SE 9718 4895 Unknown Disused chalk pit, east of B1248. DS49 8041 SE 973 498 Unknown Ditches, east of East Field Farm. DS50 12473 SE 9748 5001 Unknown Site of old chalk pit. DS51 12454 SE 9751 4985 Unknown Old chalk pit, west of Horn Hill Top. DS52 12453 SE 9812 4975 Post-Medieval Milestone, A163. DS53 3227, SE 983 501 Medieval Bracken deserted medieval village. DS54 64570 12503 SE 9938 5155 Unknown Old chalk pit, Burn Butts. DS55 Medieval to 13450 SE 997 529 Medieval and post-medieval pottery, Bustard Nest. DS56 Post-Medieval 8124 SE 999 526 Unknown Ring ditch, north of Bustard Nest Farm. DS57 RCAHM SE 98642 Aerial Prehistoric Circular enclosure recorded on aerial photographs. DS58 51563 Survey 4534 TA 069 514 Medieval Rotsea deserted medieval village. DS59 8543 SE 9699 4979 Post-Medieval Milestone on the B1248. Grade II Listed Building. DS60 18125 TA 0187 5365 Unknown Milestone. DS61 18434, TA 033 550 Modern Site of World War 2 decoy, The Commons, west of Skerne. DS62 1415691 Iron Age or 1548133 TA 0374 5445 Probably rectilinear enclosure visible as a cropmark. DS63 Roman 1547956 TA 0385 5475 Bronze Age Round barrow visible as a cropmark. DS64 Iron Age or 1548138 TA 0386 5451 Fragmentary ditches visible as cropmarks. DS65 Roman 4547, TA 0396 5464 Bronze Age Site of round barrow. DS66 79432 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 1548156 TA 041 542 Medieval Ridge and furrow in the parish of Skerne. DS67 18157 TA 041 548 Post-Medieval Site of allotments. DS68 1548176 TA 042 545 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow in the parish of Skerne and Wansford. DS69 Iron Age or 1548128 TA 045 541 Rectilinear ditched enclosures and field boundaries surviving as cropmarks. DS70 Roman 8209 TA 049 548 Unknown Banks and ditches, southeast of Skerne. DS71 1548143 8431 TA 053 547 Prehistoric Polished flint axe, Pickhills. DS72 910576 1550113 TA 0551 5466 Modern Two probable Second World War bomb craters. DS73 Medieval and Two enclosures sitting on top of medieval ridge and furrow and now possibly 1550249 TA 0578 5387 DS74 Post-Medieval levelled. 9789 TA 0580 5405 Roman Roman ditches and pottery, Cleaves Farm. DS75 1550105 TA 0585 5365 Post-Medieval Gravel pit visible on aerial photographs. DS76 Broad ditch surviving as an earthwork on early aerial photographs but now 1550205 TA 0594 5341 Medieval DS77 removed. Medieval and 1550341 TA 060 543 Ridge and furrow in the parish of Skerne and Wansford. DS78 Post-Medieval 11115 TA 060 544 Unknown Cropmark complex. DS79 1550197 18517 TA 061 539 Medieval Skerne Dyke. DS80 9787 TA 0616 5345 Unknown Crouched burial, Cleave Farm fish lagoon. DS81 9793 TA 0620 5420 Early Medieval Cropmark of possible channel to west of River Hull. DS82 9788 TA 0630 5400 Unknown Animal bones, drainage, River Hull. DS83 19369 TA 0689 5277 Bronze Age Possible round barrow, south of Brigham Ings. DS84 12455 SE 9691 4988 Post-Medieval East Field. DS85 2252 TA 065 521 Unknown Ditch systems and ring ditches. DS86

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Medieval to 2555 TA 0466 5511 Church of St Leonard. Grade I listed building. DS87 Post-Medieval 18126 TA 0244 5328 Post-Medieval Site of Hutton vicarage. DS88 Beaker burial containing the bones of a young adult, a flint knife and pottery 2950 TA 0902 5041 Bronze Age DS89 fragments. Medieval and Moated site and two banked and ditched enclosures (the latter of unknown 2997, 3008 TA 085 504 DS90 Unknown date). TA 01771 21649 Post-Medieval Sunderlandwick Hall. Grade II listed building. DS91 55438 Medieval to 3079 SE 969 478 Site of medieval settlement. DS92 Post-Medieval 3248 TA 0232 5309 Post-Medieval 87 Pit Top Farmhouse. Grade II listed building. DS93 3259 TA 0228 5304 Post-Medieval Windmill. Grade II listed building. DS94 3744 SE 9703 4807 Post-Medieval Market Cross. Grade II listed building. DS95 Medieval to 3753 SE 9701 4814 Church of All Saints. Grade II* listed building. DS96 Post-Medieval 18156 TA 037 534 Post-Medieval Site of allotments. DS97 18155 TA 0194 5308 Post-Medieval Site of allotments. DS98 19829, Medieval and TA 0227 5331 Find spot of medieval and post-medieval pottery, Hutton. DS99 19830 Post-Medieval 19335 TA 0033 5218 Unknown Circular cropmark. DS100 19546 SE 9703 4808 Post-Medieval Site of cockpit. DS101 18122 TA 033 539 Post-Medieval Site of brick and tile yard. DS102 18123 TA 0357 5395 Post-Medieval Skerne bridge. DS103 18124 TA 0146 5257 Unknown Corka Dikes hole. DS104 18128 TA 0251 5351 Post-Medieval Primitive Methodist chapel. DS105 18127 TA 0238 5323 Unknown Manor house, Hutton. DS106

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 18129 TA 0296 5332 Post-Medieval Hutton gatehouse. DS107 18148 TA 024 530 Post-Medieval Site of Hutton chalk pit and kilns. DS108 18153 TA 0233 5312 Post-Medieval Smithy. DS109 18152 TA 0248 5330 Post-Medieval Former Hutton vicarage. DS110 18154 TA 0242 5323 Unknown Site of public house. DS111 18118 TA 0208 5524 Unknown Milestone. DS112 18119 TA 0205 5503 Unknown South Lodge. DS113 18120 TA 004 546 Unknown Hay butts mounds. DS114 18121 TA 0209 5449 Unknown Site of Sunderlandwick Cottage. DS115 4389 TA 004 552 Prehistoric Embankment cross and enclosure. DS116 4383 TA 0086 5535 Unknown Site of embankment cross. DS117 4542 TA 0034 5300 Unknown Triple ditches. DS118 4548 TA 0115 5534 Bronze Age Round barrow. DS119 4535 TA 063 529 Bronze Age Bronze sword. DS120 4539 TA 0640 5180 Medieval Rotsea manor moated site. DS121 4544 TA 011 549 Bronze Age Site of barrow. Tree-trunk coffin with three inhumations found. DS122 19737 SE 9704 4780 Medieval Medieval occupation, west Damson Garth. DS123 4549 TA 0115 5516 Bronze Age Howe Hill round barrow. DS124 4550 TA 0706 5269 Bronze Age Corps landing round barrow. DS125 4537 TA 025 534 Unknown Two parallel banks, possibly camp remains. DS126 6284 TA 0287 5372 Post-Medieval House, 20a (Lindehof). Grade II listed building. DS127 Medieval to 6298 TA 0241 5335 Church of St Peter. Grade II* listed building. DS128 Post-Medieval Post Medieval 6587 TA 017 554 Site of Sunderlandwick Hall. DS129 to Modern SE 97062 20369 Modern Anderson shelter, Lund. DS130 47933

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 TA 04522 20417 Post-Medieval The Eagle public house, Skerne. Grade II listed building. DS131 55243 TA 01987 20432 Post-Medieval The Keepers House, Beverley Road, Sunderlandwick. DS132 54127 8113 SE 974 505 Unknown Rectangular enclosures. DS133 8109 TA 0620 5190 Unknown Square ditched enclosure. DS134 8123 TA 016 526 Medieval Skibedon deserted medieval village. DS135 8128 TA 0754 5238 Unknown Old foundation and enclosure. DS136 8137 SE 990 537 Prehistoric Cropmark complex. DS137 Medieval to 8208 TA 044 552 Skerne medieval/post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval village. DS138 Post-Medieval 8040 SE 962 499 Unknown East to west trackway and field system. DS139 8816 SE 9870 4195 Post-Medieval Beverley to Market Weighton railway. DS140 9076 SE 9874 4213 Post-Medieval 1 The Old School House Highgate. Grade II listed building. DS141 Highgate Farmhouse (No 15), Highgate (south side). Grade II listed 9089 SE 9862 4197 Post-Medieval DS142 building. 9095 SE 9873 4215 Post-Medieval Elmtree Farmhouse, Etton Road (north side). Grade II listed building. DS143 9123 SE 9787 4346 Post-Medieval 57 Main Street (south side). Grade II listed building. DS144 9129 SE 9810 4280 Post-Medieval Etton Mill. Grade II listed building. DS145 9132 SE 9699 4819 Post-Medieval 5 & 7 North Road (west side). Grade II listed building. DS146 Lund House (formerly vicarage), North Road (east side). Grade II listed 9133 SE 9706 4835 Post-Medieval DS147 building. 9214 TA 066 518 Bronze Age Find spot of bucket handle, Rotsea Manor. DS148 9245 SE 995 434 Post-Medieval Beverley to Bainton Balk turnpike. DS149 Medieval to 9628 TA 023 533 Hutton medieval/post-medieval settlement. DS150 Post-Medieval 9752 TA 012 554 Unknown Ring ditch. DS151

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 9803 SE 9699 4810 Post-Medieval Ivy House (No 15), North Road (west side). Grade II listed building. DS152 10379 TA 0030 5450 Unknown Ring ditches and square enclosure. DS153 K6 telephone kiosk outside Wellington Inn, The Green. Grade II listed 10662 SE 9705 4810 Modern DS154 building. 11055 SE 9876 4209 Post-Medieval Site of school. DS155 12456 SE 9685 4995 Post-Medieval Old chalk pit, north of East Field. DS156 12474 SE 9851 5196 Post-Medieval Site of chalk pit, north of Burnbutts Lane. DS157 12475 SE 9910 5012 Unknown Site of old sand pit, Wedding Wood. DS158 12518 TA 0010 5185 Post-Medieval Burnbutts pits chalk pits. DS159 12851 SE 9700 4830 Post-Medieval Methodist chapel. DS160 12853 SE 9702 4809 Post-Medieval Smithy, The Green. DS161 12854 SE 9703 4808 Post-Medieval Well on the Green. DS162 12855 SE 9700 4809 Post-Medieval Milestone on the Green. DS163 12856 SE 9700 4804 Post-Medieval Post office, the Green. DS164 12876 SE 9707 4697 Post-Medieval Milestone. DS165 12880 SE 973 464 Post-Medieval Old kiln chalk pit. DS166 13034 SE 9873 4212 Post-Medieval Well, junction of Etton Road and Highgate. DS167 Post-Medieval 13035 SE 9857 4194 Pump and well, Highgate. DS168 to Modern Medieval to 13435 TA 000 548 Find spot of medieval/post-medieval pottery, low grounds. DS169 Post-Medieval 13439 SE 999 545 Unknown Find spot of animal bones, Sunderlandwick field. DS170 13440 TA 000 541 Roman Romano-British occupation, Sunderlandwick field, Southburn. DS171 13441 SE 998 540 Roman Find spot of Romano-British pottery, Cranswick field. DS172 13443 SE 999 536 Roman Find spot of Romano-British pottery, dump field. DS173 13444 SE 9970 5370 Roman Find spot of quern, railway grass field. DS174 13445 SE 993 532 Roman Romano-British occupation, Big Bustard field. DS175

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 13481 SE 9865 4164 Roman Find spot of Roman coin of Valentian, 102 The Meadows. DS176 Post-Medieval 20776 SE 9704 4810 Wellington Inn DS177 to Modern Post-Medieval 14929 SE 9788 4346 Well, south of Main Street. DS178 to Unknown 14940 SE 9705 4839 Unknown Site of building, east of North Road. DS179 14941 SE 9702 4800 Post-Medieval Primitive Methodist chapel. DS180 15148 TA 0437 5526 Post-Medieval Wesleyan Methodist chapel. DS181 15149 TA 0439 5529 Post-Medieval Former school, Skerne. DS182 15234 TA 0637 5177 Post-Medieval Site of Wesleyan Methodist chapel. DS183 15235 TA 0790 5103 Post-Medieval Bethell’s bridge. DS184 19577 9702 4833 Unknown Foundations. DS185 SE 97069 Medieval to 20368 Medieval pits, 2 Damson Garth. DS186 47924 Post-Medieval 17404 TA 0464 5511 Unknown Possible structure, St Leonard’s churchyard. DS187 Medieval to 17251 SE 9705 4772 Find spot of coin of Henry VIII, 3 South Avenue, Lund. DS188 Post-Medieval SE 99361 Medieval/Post- AP 336 Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs. DS189 52233 Medieval SE 99343 AP 336 Unknown Circular pit on edge of ridge and furrow (DS189). DS190 52114 TA 12363 Medieval/Post- Possible mill pond or dew pond set within the earthwork remains of ridge and AP 350 DS191 59197 Medieval furrow and settlement remains of Gransmoor. Medieval/Post- AP 302 TA 0287 5392 Earthwork near railway. Possible extension of the village to the south. DS192 Medieval TA 00250 AP 303 Unknown Possible earthworks including a rectilinear building and enclosure. DS193 52787 AP 132 TA 0074 5412 Unknown Circular soilmark site. DS194 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Walkover TA 04521 Unknown Single pottery fragment. DS195 1N 54355 Walkover TA 02706 Prehistoric One piece of flint. DS196 1O 54195 Walkover TA 01982 Four flints recovered. Some almost look Palaeolithic in style with a heavy Prehistoric DS197 1P 53544 patina, although they may represent pebble flint. Walkover TA 01943 Prehistoric Two sherds of pottery and one piece of flint. DS198 1Q 53496 and Unknown Walkover TA 01004 Prehistoric Two piece of flint recovered. DS199 1R/1 53046 Walkover TA 00921 Prehistoric Two pieces of flint recovered, one with heavy patination. DS200 1R/2 52969 Walkover TA 00646 Prehistoric One sherd of pottery and a flint recovered from near this spot. DS201 1S 52637 and unknown Walkover SE 99779 Prehistoric A few flints were recovered from this spot. DS202 1T 52623 Walkover SE 97776 Post-Medieval Green glazed ware. DS203 1U/1 50091 Walkover SE 97813 Prehistoric Flint. DS204 1U/2 50282 Walkover SE 97786 Prehistoric Flint. DS205 1U/3 50150 Walkover SE 97744 Prehistoric Flint. DS206 1U/4 50033 Walkover SE 976 498 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks. DS207 1V Walkover SE 975 493 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks. DS208 1W The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Walkover SE 97518 Depression possibly representing a former quarry/mine. Slight ditch nearby Post-Medieval DS209 1X 49699 may be linked to quarry or may be linked to former field boundary. Historic SE 96408 Field marked as Mill Hill on First Edition Ordnance Survey plan of 1855 Post-Medieval DS210 Mapping 48304 suggesting the site of a former mill. Old pond marked on the First Edition Ordnance Survey plan of 1855. May Historic SE 96168 Post-Medieval have been linked to the possible former mill suggested by place name DS211 Mapping 48259 evidence. Geophysical SE 95682 Extensive settlement site identified through geophysical survey. Possibly iron Unknown DS212 Survey 48286 Age or Romano-British. Geophysical SE 96323 Linear features identified through geophysical survey. Possibly associated Unknown DS213 Survey 48618 with a nearby settlement site identified through geophysical survey (DS212). Geophysical SE 95450 Linear features identified through geophysical survey. Possibly associated Unknown DS214 Survey 47297 with a nearby settlement site identified through geophysical survey (DS212). Geophysical SE 96677 Unknown Linear features identified by geophysical survey. Possibly archaeological. DS215 Survey 48852 Geophysical SE 97625 Unknown Linear features identified by geophysical survey. Possibly archaeological. DS216 Survey 49908 1375144 Linear Post-Medieval Scarborough Branch Railway. Authorised 1845 and still operational. DS217 TA 04068 910776 Medieval Site of a Cistercian grange, mentioned in 1197-1210. DS218 55009 79342, Iron Age inhumation cemetery. Excavations have recorded at least two TA 004 565 Iron Age DS219 4396 burials, although further square barrows have been reported. Location of a trench containing burial inhumation and Roman rubbish. It was 79343 TA 005 563 Roman found during building work and likely represents a late 1st century/2nd century DS220 AD settlement. Deserted settlement of Kelleythorpe mentioned in the Domesday survey. It 910599, TA 012 565 Medieval was possibly never more than a hamlet in size but by the 17th century it was DS221 4423 jointly assessed with Elmswell for taxation purposes. The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Driffield Airfield, a former airfield first used in World War One with an Anti- Zepplin role. The landing strip was established in 1916 before a 25 acre 1393974, technical site was built in 1918. The site of the airfield was converted back to 1393988, agricultural use in 1920s but reactivated from 1935 as a result of the Second 1394008, DS222 SE 995 565 Modern World War. During World War Two this base was used by Bomber 1394010, Command. It was attacked repeatedly in 1940. After the war the base was 1394016, used as a base for flying training and a Thor missile site. The base was 1394029 handed to the army 1977 who used it as a barracks (Alamein Barracks) and training area. Site now partially cleared. Location of a World War Two Allan Williams turret which forms part of the 1418850 TA 0095 5630 Modern DS223 defence at Driffield Aerodrome. A World War Two anti aircraft battery visible as a ruined structure on aerial 1547891 TA 0058 5710 Modern DS224 photographs. It has since been demolished. Bronze Age to 2879 TA 01 55 Site of three inhumations at lost village of Sunderlandwick. - Bronze Age 2556, TA 040 550 Medieval Site of Skerne Grange. - 910776 Medieval to 15298 TA 06 56 Site of chapel, Wansford. - Post-Medieval Medieval to 15166 TA 10 58 Site of Chapel, Great Kelk. - Post-Medieval 13416, 80878, TA 10 57 Prehistoric Stone implements, Gembling. - 910816 3124 TA 08 54 Bronze Age Straight-based basal looped spearhead. - 3130 TA 08 53 Medieval Site of Brigham chapel. - 1691 TA 09 53 Post-Medieval Site of school. - 1692 TA 09 53 Unknown Small quern. -

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Medieval to 1702 TA 08 51 Landing and swannery. - Post-Medieval 1703 TA 09 51 Iron Age Worked wood. - Iron Age to 1706 TA 09 51 Iron Age earthworks. - Bronze age 1710 TA 10 53 Post-Medieval Site of tollgate. - 1712 TA 09 53 Bronze Age Bronze axe. - 1694 TA 09 53 Post-Medieval Site of possible hall. - 3434 TA 09 53 Post-Medieval Well, Main Street. - 3752 SE 97 48 Medieval Site of stocks. - 3760 TA 14 58 Neolithic Stone axes. - 15294 TA 06 54 Medieval Site of Manor House, Wansford. - 1030, TA 10 58 Neolithic Adze from Manor Farm. - 910828 3262, 80869 Early Neolithic 80872, TA 12 59 Prehistoric and Roman finds, Gransmoor. - to Roman 80875, 80881 1129 TA 08 54 Early Medieval Small pot. - 7014 TA 09 52 Bronze Age Socketed axe and Celts. - 13470 TA 14 58 Mesolithic Find spot of Mesolithic scraper, Lissett. - 14813 TA 12 59 Post-Medieval Site of windmill, Gransmoor. - Medieval to 14816 TA 12 59 Site of Chapel, Gransmoor. - Post-Medieval Medieval to 15167 TA 07 52 Site of chapel, Fisholme. - Post-Medieval 14867 TA 11 60 Post-Medieval Site of Harpham Moor warren. - The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 15983 TA 095 516 Prehistoric Bog oaks, North Frodingham Carrs. SB1 Wharram Hill embankment cross of possible early medieval or later date is a 729, Roman & TA 1331 6104 visible as slight earthwork on Wharram Hill. A Roman oven, quern & pot have SB2 1031892 Early Medieval been recovered from the site. Scheduled Monument. 11701 TA 130 535 Post-Medieval Windmill, west of Beverley Road. SB3 19370 TA 1101 5090 Unknown Possible oval enclosure. SB4 9792 TA 0629 5471 Unknown Burial, Copper Hall. SB5 8557 TA 0635 5420 Early Medieval Viking bridge and implements. SB6 910577 9790 TA 0647 5467 Roman Roman ditches and pottery, Copper Hall Farm. SB7 8483 TA 065 550 Unknown Ditched field system, Snake Holm. SB8 10376 TA 066 548 Unknown Old field boundaries, west of River Hull, Skerne. SB9 1550131 Early Iron Age 2558 79372 TA 067 549 Roman coin hoard and torc found at Copper Hall Farm. SB10 to Roman

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 8729 TA 067 555 Roman Romano-British pottery kilns, Snakeholm. SB11 13609 TA 068 554 Unknown Antlers, Snakeholm Lock. SB12 1768 TA 0684 5543 Post-Medieval Snakeholm Locks, Wansford, Grade II listed building. SB13 15354 TA 069 547 Post-Medieval Site of Thornham Farm, Wansford. SB14 1550226 1550335 TA 071 541 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow in the parish of Foston. SB15 7177 TA 072 546 Unknown Cropmarks. SB16 1550229 Medieval and 1550338 TA 073 539 Ridge and furrow visible as earthworks and cropmarks. SB17 Post-Medieval 8161, TA 075 550 Unknown Settlement complex. SB18 1550229 1550101 TA 0751 5481 Bronze Age Probable round barrow with a narrow ditch visible as a cropmark. SB19 Iron Age or 1549554 TA 0756 5515 Rectilinear enclosure surviving as a cropmark. SB20 Roman 8157 TA 076 567 Unknown Ditches, ring ditches and enclosure. SB21 15174, TA 0803 5697 Post-Medieval North Cattleholmes and South Cattleholmes. Farmhouses. SB22 1549773 TA 0806 5713 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow visible as earthworks. SB23 Post-Medieval 1464129 TA 083 545 Gravel pits visible on aerial photographs. SB24 and Modern Iron Age or 1549551 TA 0831 5724 Settlement and field system visible on aerial photographs. SB25 Roman Iron Age or 1549552 TA 0861 5729 Field system surviving as cropmarks. SB26 Roman 7455 TA 088 588 Unknown Ring ditch. SB27 Medieval and Ridge and furrow in the parish of Foston visible as cropmarks and 1464153 TA 089 545 SB28 Post-Medieval earthworks. 1549547 TA 0901 5670 Iron Age or Rectilinear enclosure and associated fragmentary cropmarks visible on aerial SB29 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Roman photographs. 4103, TA 0902 5855 Neolithic Flint knives and stone axe. SB30 79263 Medieval or 1549566 TA 0913 5849 Field boundaries visible as cropmarks. SB31 Post-Medieval Medieval to 15163 TA 092 575 Site of Great Kelk Water Mill. SB32 Post-Medieval 3132, TA 0924 5481 Post-Medieval Site of windmill, Mill Hill. SB33 910722 1464126 TA 0926 5457 Modern Face of a small gravel pit. SB34 3131, TA 093 548 Medieval Watermill. SB35 910721 Iron Age or 1549544 TA 0931 5581 Ditched enclosure visible on aerial photographs. SB36 Roman 6267 TA 0934 5484 Post-Medieval Mill Farm House, Mill lane (west end). Grade II listed building. SB37 15225 TA 0945 5480 Post-Medieval Former Foston Mills Brewery. SB38 15226 TA 0945 5487 Post-Medieval Bethel Chapel and burial ground. SB39 1549562 TA 0948 5854 Modern Five Second World War bomb craters. SB40 15227 TA 0955 5506 Post-Medieval Former Cross Keys Public House. SB41 1549729 TA 0965 5556 Medieval Ridge and furrow near Foston. SB42 Iron Age or 1549545 TA 0965 5637 Rectilinear enclosure visible on aerial photographs. SB43 Roman Medieval to Little Kelk medieval and post-medieval settlement and possible shrunken 14851 TA 097 595 SB44 Post-Medieval medieval village. 15228 TA 0973 5532 Post-Medieval Site of alms houses. SB45 14856 TA 0974 5952 Post-Medieval Former Primitive Methodist Chapel, Little Kelk. SB46 1504922 1549725 TA 0984 5537 Medieval or Settlement remains, in the form of crofts, surviving as earthworks near SB47 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Post-Medieval Foston. 1549768 TA 0984 5907 Medieval Ridge and furrow in the parish of Kelk. SB48 1464133 TA 0985 5467 Post-Medieval Small clay pits visible on aerial photographs. SB49 Medieval or 1461229 TA 0993 5693 Pair of dewponds visible on aerial photographs. SB50 Post-Medieval 15229, TA 0995 5540 Post-Medieval Site of Wesleyan Methodist Chapel. SB51 15169 TA 11100 21682 Unknown Linear ditch features and enclosures. SB52 52370 3133 TA 100 558 Medieval Cross base, St. Andrew's Churchyard. Grade II listed building. SB53 910815 8066, Great Kelk medieval and post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval TA 100 590 Medieval SB54 1460723 village. 3136 80887 TA 1007 5582 Medieval Church of St Andrew. Grade II* listed building. SB55 Medieval to 9592 TA 101 558 Foston on the Wolds medieval post-medieval settlement. SB56 Post-Medieval 14997 TA 1010 5865 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Great Kelk. SB57 14992 TA 1018 5595 Post-Medieval The Plough Inn, Foston. SB58 14991 TA 1019 5599 Post-Medieval Former smithy, Foston. SB59 15164 TA 102 569 Post-Medieval Wagon shed. SB60 Medieval or 1461236 TA 1020 5750 Dewpond visible as on aerial photographs. SB61 Post-Medieval 14993 TA 1025 5600 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Foston. SB62 2835, Bronze Age or Kelk Hill cremation burial. No associated finds but Iron Age pottery found in TA 1026 6039 SB63 81290 Iron Age area. Medieval or 1461213 TA 103 587 Ridge and furrow and medieval or post-medieval drains in the parish of Kelk. SB64 Post-Medieval 14996 TA 1030 5818 Post-Medieval Chestnut Horse public house, Great Kelk. SB65 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 14995 TA 1031 5812 Post-Medieval Wesleyan Methodist Chapel. SB66 15170 15013 TA 1033 5664 Post-Medieval School, Long Lane. SB67 Medieval to 15165 TA 107 557 Site of Parsonage House. SB68 Post-Medieval 3126 80840 TA 107 569 Bronze Age Two bronze axes. SB69 3635 TA 107 601 Unknown Complex, south of Turtle Hill Wood. SB70 21342 Iron Age to TA 1075 5401 Enclosure and ditches. SB71 1088011 Roman 879 TA 1078 5496 Unknown Inhumation in coffin, west of West Field Farm. SB72 8806 TA 108 556 Medieval Possible moated site. SB73 910850 2833 TA 108 601 Prehistoric Site of lake dwelling. SB74 TA 10801 Iron Age or 1460721 Possible enclosure visible as a cropmark. SB75 56400 Roman Alleged lake dwelling at Little Kelk found before 1907, comprising piles, 81299 TA 1083 6014 Prehistoric SB76 transverse wooden beams and brushwood. No precise dating evidence. Medieval to Gembling. Medieval and post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval 3129 80857 TA 109 570 SB77 Post-Medieval village. 14994 TA 1091 5703 Post-Medieval Site of Primitive Methodist Chapel. SB78 8064 TA 111 595 Unknown Linear ditch. SB79 A sandpit and trackway of post-medieval date and a possible natural feature 1461195 TA 111 601 Post-Medieval SB80 of uncertain date are visible. 3260 80824 TA 1111 5957 Iron Age Iron Age settlement site, Gransmoor Quarry, Thornham Hill. SB81 Post-Medieval 1460732 TA 112 595 Sand pits linked by a trackway visible on aerial photographs. SB82 and Modern 7660 Upper Palaeolithic occupation, Gransmoor Quarry. Barbed antler recovered during TA 112 597 SB83 1199348 Palaeolithic watching brief. The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Round barrow, Harpham Moor. A round barrow, ploughed down and barely 7849 TA 1120 6105 Bronze Age discernible as a slight rise. This may be the barrow excavated by William SB84 1324863 Greenwell sometime between 1877 and 1890. 15380 TA 113 554 Prehistoric Ring ditch, east of Foston Lane. SB85 Post-Medieval 20739 TA 114 567 Gembling House. SB86 to Modern 8065 TA 114 588 Unknown Barf Hill enclosures. Possible sections recorded on geophysical survey. SB87 7584, 3252, Early Neolithic TA 114 591 Site of Barf Hill lake dwelling. Also find spots of Roman vessel and pit. SB88 80821 to Roman Early Medieval A mound at Turtle Hill destroyed by bulldozing (in the 1970s) may have been 1390966 TA 114 604 SB89 or Medieval a motte. 1460730 TA 1143 5452 Post-Medieval Gravel pit visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs. SB90 15213 TA 1145 5455 Post-Medieval Pitwherry Bridge, Foston Lane. SB91 1461209 TA 115 563 Medieval Ridge and furrow in the parish of Beeford. SB92 7591 TA 115 593 Unknown Ditch, north of Kelk Lane. SB93 Medieval or 1461222 TA 115 603 Medieval or post-medieval ridge and furrow in the parish of Harpham. SB94 Post-Medieval Medieval and 1461225 TA 1156 5662 Field boundary visible as an earthwork and cropmark. SB95 Post-Medieval 880 TA 117 557 Unknown Ring ditch, east of Prickett’s Whin. SB96 1461211 TA 117 577 Medieval Ridge and furrow in the parish of Foston. SB97 15379 TA 118 592 Unknown Double ditch, south of Kelk Lane. SB98 Iron Age to 20028 TA 1185 5395 Fossilised tapping pit, Beeford. SB99 Early Medieval 80863 TA 1198 5548 Unknown Cropmark enclosure and linear feature. SB100 881 TA 120 554 Prehistoric Group of ring ditches. SB101 Post-Medieval 1461202 TA 120 579 Sand and gravel pit visible on aerial photographs. SB102 and Modern The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 6997 TA 1200 5562 Post-Medieval Woodhouse Farmhouse. SB103 Gransmoor medieval and post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval 3255 80854 TA 1200 5950 Medieval SB104 village. 1461238 Medieval or Mound of uncertain function in Crow Wood and Dewpond visible as an TA 1207 5676 SB105 1461240 Post-Medieval earthwork on aerial photographs. 14998 TA 1219 5948 Post-Medieval Site of smithy, Gransmoor. SB106 Medieval and 1460750 TA 122 594 Possible croft ditches and other features, Gransmoor. SB107 Post-Medieval Medieval and 1461220 TA 122 595 Ridge and furrow in the parish of Burton Agnes. SB108 Post-Medieval 4949 TA 1224 5944 Post-Medieval Gransmoor Church. SB109 15010 TA 1227 5949 Post-Medieval Former smithy, Gransmoor. SB110 A perpendicular arrangement of field boundaries visible on aerial 1460740 TA 125 586 Post-Medieval SB111 photographs. Iron Age or 1460737 TA 126 586 Rectilinear enclosure and associated field boundaries visible as cropmarks. SB112 Roman 3254 80830 TA 126 594 Bronze Age Flanged axe find spot. SB113 Medieval or Two hollows are visible as slight earthworks on air photographs at the site 1461191 TA 126 609 SB114 Post-Medieval where Burton Carr House is depicted on the 1st edition OS map. 15003 TA 1267 6096 Post-Medieval Site of Burton Carr House. SB115 17473 TA 127 606 Post-Medieval Cropmarks, east of Woodside Farm. SB116 17524 TA 130 559 Medieval Site of Beeford Grange. SB117 15001 TA 131 583 Post-Medieval Site of Tithe Farm. SB118 7588 TA 131 588 Iron Age Ditches, enclosures and square barrows. SB119 910648 7586, Iron Age to Fragmentary ditches, two square barrows, one of unusual size, north of TA 131 603 SB120 910647 Roman Fourth Farm. 3761 80846 TA 1315 5770 Early Medieval Burial ground, Lissett Airfield. SB121 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 7616 80827 TA 1315 5926 Iron Age Find spot of an embankment cross. SB122 15002 TA 1323 5765 Post-Medieval Site of Low Field Barn. SB123 7593, 80827, Iron Age & Iron Age ditch. Hill Farm, Gransmoor. Also includes the site of a Second TA 133 592 SB124 14999, Modern World War military camp. 1461205 Iron Age or 1460767 TA 133 598 Trackway flanked by ditches and possible square barrows. SB125 Roman 727, 21234, TA 1242 6181 Bronze Age Site of round barrow. Scheduled Monument. SB126 1007732 Iron Age or 1461179 TA 134 593 Rectilinear enclosure and associated ditches visible as cropmarks. SB127 Roman 11147, TA 135 580 Modern Former airfield, Lissett. SB128 1401983 Iron Age and 1460777 TA 135 595 Enclosure, trackway, and field boundaries visible on aerial photographs. SB129 Roman Post-medieval field boundaries and other field boundaries or ditches of 1461184 TA 135 604 Post-Medieval SB130 uncertain date are visible as cropmarks. Iron Age or Three possible Iron Age of Roman period rectilinear enclosures, one of which 1461182 TA 135 605 SB131 Roman may be a square barrow. Iron Age or Possible Iron Age or Roman period rectilinear enclosure and field 1461185 TA 135 609 SB132 Roman boundaries. 9974, TA 136 606 Iron Age Square barrow, Hastem Hills. SB133 910636 15000 TA 1380 5929 Post-Medieval Gransmoor Lodge Farm, Gransmoor. SB134 Block of medieval and post-medieval ridge and furrow cultivation and a Medieval & 1430282 TA 1429 6053 probable associated building platform are visible as earthworks on aerial SB135 Post-Medieval photographs. The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 15035 TA 1454 5666 Post-Medieval Low Fields Farm. SB136 Iron Age to 877 TA 127 546 Cropmarks showing trackways, rectilinear ditches and enclosures. SB137 Roman 1699 TA 0865 5325 Prehistoric Howes Hill Barrow cemetery. SB138 1695 TA 0914 5174 Post-Medieval Two farmhouses and one cottage farmstead. SB139 1696 TA 0988 5239 Unknown Possible mill site. SB140 1697 TA 0964 5295 Post-Medieval North Frodingham mill. SB141 1701 TA 090 534 Early Medieval Early medieval coin. SB142 Early Medieval 1681 TA 0975 5315 Site of three fisheries owned by Frodingham manor. SB143 to Medieval Medieval to 1682 TA 089 534 Church of St Elgin. Grade II* Listed building. SB144 Post-Medieval 1683 TA 090 533 Early Medieval Early medieval cemetery, Vicarage Close. SB145 1684 TA 0890 5340 Early Medieval Head of Anglian monumental grave cross. SB146 Medieval to 1685 TA 098 531 Medieval/post-medieval settlement. SB147 Post-Medieval 1686 TA 084 539 Early Medieval Site of settlement. SB148 1687 TA 086 518 Iron Age Iron Age settlement site. SB149 1688 TA 0920 5320 Bronze Age Bramble Hill round barrow. SB150 1689 TA 1220 5190 Bronze Age Round barrow. SB151 1690, TA 096 531 Post-Medieval Site of stocks. SB152 19547 1704 TA 0960 5310 Post-Medieval Market Cross. Grade II Listed building. SB153 1707 TA 087 526 Prehistoric Possible burial mounds. SB154 1708 TA 117 514 Medieval Site of possible grange. SB155 1709 TA 1051 5322 Post-Medieval Frodingham – Beeford road course. SB156 1713 TA 0901 5344 Early Medieval Silver coins. SB157

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 1714 TA 086 534 Post-Medieval Site of canal bridge and a landing place. SB158 2560 TA 0636 5639 Medieval Probable moated site. SB159 2836, 196, Neolithic to TA 0950 6010 Moat and pot kiln. Scheduled Monument. SB160 1005202 Medieval 2837 TA 0904 5968 Bronze Age Cropmark of possible round barrow. SB161 3128 TA 077 535 Unknown System of ditches with associated drainage. SB162 3123 TA 0788 5266 Medieval Moated site. SB163 3416 TA 1490 5509 Unknown Field system. SB164 Palaeolithic to 3134 TA 0782 5366 Site of flint working site with over 4,400 flints recovered. SB165 Mesolithic 3285, 26527, TA 1310 6240 Iron Age Haisthorpe barrow cemetery. Scheduled Monument. SB166 1013706 Medieval to 3762 TA 1444 5805 Church of St James. Grade II listed building. SB167 Post-Medieval Post-Medieval 18423 TA 122 524 World War 2 decoy site, west of Pinderhill Farm. SB168 to Modern 17289 TA 0760 5356 Post-Medieval Memorial stone, south of Elm Tree Farm. SB169 17934 TA 0625 5674 Medieval Find spot of medieval pottery, garden of the old school house, Wansford. SB170 17855 TA 0895 5160 Neolithic Find spot of flint flake, Emmotland. SB171 3987 TA 076 574 Unknown Square features. SB172 4084 TA 0815 5875 Post-Medieval Civil war earthwork. SB173 4105 TA 1117 6125 Bronze Age Round barrow. SB174 4840 TA 0623 5618 Post-Medieval Canal lock. Grade II listed building. SB175 Lychgate and wall to churchyard to St Mary the Virgin. Grade II listed 4841 TA 0625 5663 Post-Medieval SB176 building. 4842 TA 0625 5669 Post-Medieval Vicarage. Grade II listed building. SB177

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 4843 TA 0627 5672 Post-Medieval Fishing post and old schoolhouse. Grade II listed building. SB178 4845 TA 0633 5619 Post-Medieval Manor house. Grade II listed building. SB179 4890 TA 0635 5613 Post-Medieval Wansford mill & farmhouse. Grade II listed building. SB180 4891 TA 0627 5620 Post-Medieval Manor house. Grade II listed building. SB181 5158, 6553 TA 090 535 Iron Age Find spot for pottery. SB182 6328 TA 0899 5343 Post-Medieval Church End farmhouse. Grade II listed building. SB183 6338 TA 0621 5665 Post-Medieval Church of St Mary. Grade II* listed building. SB184 6535 TA 057 558 Unknown Enclosures. SB185 6633, 7047 TA 1220 5396 Post-Medieval Town Farmhouse and associated barns. Listed building Grade II. SB186 Medieval to 6669 TA 144 580 Lissett medieval/post-medieval village. SB187 Post- Medieval 6942 TA 0639 5602 Post-Medieval Wansford Bridge. Grade II listed building. SB188 TA 08920 20429 Post-Medieval Find spot of sherd of Ryedale ware. SB189 53397 Medieval & Great Kelk medieval/post medieval settlement and shrunken medieval 8066 TA 100 590 SB190 Post-Medieval village. 7456 TA 079 577 Unknown Possible field boundaries, east of White Dyke. SB191 8205 TA 060 565 Unknown Enclosures and ditches. SB192 Medieval to 8206 TA 062 566 Wansford medieval/post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval village. SB193 Post-Medieval 8219 TA 093 519 Bronze Age Find spot of Bronze Age sword. SB194 8432 TA 061 563 Post-Medieval Landing stage. SB195 8433 TA 083 583 Prehistoric Find spot of axe-hammer, Millingdale House Farm. SB196 8439 TA 0817 5862 Prehistoric Find spot of flint knife, northeast of Millingdale House Farm. SB197 8860 TA 120 522 Unknown Maidens’ grave. SB198 8861 TA 121 527 Neolithic Find spot of Neolithic artefacts, Catholic Gate. SB199 8936 TA 138 622 Prehistoric Find spot of axe-hammer, Demming Farm. SB200

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 9232 TA 10 53 Post-Medieval Site of possible deer park. SB201 9489 TA 0902 5375 Unknown Frodingham Beck. SB202 Medieval to 9593 TA 079 537 Brigham medieval/post-medieval settlement. SB203 Post-Medieval 21347 TA 1086 5199 Unknown Series of sub-rectangular enclosures. SB204 Post-Medieval 9955 TA 149 549 Dringhoe Hall, Beeford Road (north side), Dringhoe. SB205 to Modern Manor farmhouse, Church Street (west side, off), Lisset. Grade II listed 9956 TA 1439 5803 Post-Medieval SB206 building. 14853 TA 092 594 Medieval Site of watermill, Little Kelk. SB207 14858 TA 1378 6205 Post-Medieval Demming Farm, Demming Hill. SB208 Post-Medieval 20796 TA 0965 5314 Cross Farm. SB209 to Modern Post-Medieval 20797 TA 0971 5315 Village store. SB210 to Modern Post-Medieval 20798 TA 0971 5320 No. 3 Foston Lane. SB211 to Modern Post-Medieval 20799 TA 0956 5313 No. 6 Main Street. SB212 to Modern 14871 TA 0645 5597 Post-Medieval Site of orphan’s houses, Wansford. SB213 14873 TA 0650 5602 Post-Medieval The Trout Inn, Wansford. SB214 Site of pinfold, south of Wansford. This area also marks the southern limit of 14872 TA 0663 5582 Post-Medieval the DMV which survives as earthworks and was identified by geophysical SB215 survey. 14874 TA 0648 5609 Post-Medieval Wesleyan Methodist chapel. SB216 14875 TA 0644 5616 Post-Medieval Site of well. SB217 14876 TA 0625 5612 Post-Medieval Site of Wansford mills. SB218 14877 TA 0618 5633 Post-Medieval Gate house, Wansford. SB219 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 14878 TA 0625 5660 Post-Medieval Former National School. SB220 14879 TA 0631 5677 Post-Medieval Site of well, Croft Garth. SB221 14880 TA 0695 5675 Post-Medieval Site of Spring Cottage, Carr Lane. SB222 14977 TA 083 583 Post-Medieval Millingdale Farm. SB223 14990 TA 0954 6029 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Little Kelk. SB224 15212 TA 1260 5405 Post-Medieval Former Ship Inn, Main Street. SB225 14997 TA 1010 5865 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Great Kelk. SB226 15012 TA 0620 5629 Post-Medieval Former Primitive Methodist chapel. SB227 15023 TA 1447 5827 Post-Medieval 3 Fisher Lane, Lissett. SB228 15024 TA 1434 5833 Post-Medieval Site of well, west of Gransmoor Road, Lisset. SB229 15025 TA 1425 5818 Post-Medieval Site of brick and tile yard, Lissett. SB230 15026 TA 1447 5817 Post-Medieval Former smithy, Mount Farm, Lissett. SB231 15034 TA 1433 5785 Post-Medieval Site of brickworks, Lissett. SB232 15063 TA 1475 5471 Post-Medieval Site of Newley Gate. SB233 15079 TA 1375 6207 Post-Medieval Dovecote, Demming Farm. SB234 15215 TA 0996 5305 Post-Medieval Former National School. SB235 15216 TA 0995 5314 Post-Medieval Site of independent chapel. SB236 15217 TA 0997 5318 Post-Medieval Methodist chapel. SB237 15241 TA 1261 5404 Post-Medieval Former congregational church. SB238 15242 TA 0893 5338 Post-Medieval Vicarage, Church Lane. SB239 15291 TA 0635 5659 Post-Medieval 1-12 Ireland Square, Wansford. SB240 15218 TA 0972 5323 Post-Medieval Former Primitive Methodist chapel. SB241 15219 TA 0971 5313 Post-Medieval Site of Blue Bell public house. SB242 Post-Medieval 15220 TA 090 532 Site of brick and tile yard. SB243 to Modern 15221 TA 0964 5312 Post-Medieval The Star public house. SB244 15222 TA 0904 5375 Post-Medieval Site of The Gate public house. SB245

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 15223 TA 0898 5378 Post-Medieval Frogingham Bridge brewery. SB246 15224 TA 0804 5388 Post-Medieval Wesleyan Methodist chapel. SB247 15230 TA 0790 5376 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Brigham. SB248 15231 TA 0764 5367 Post-Medieval Former Brigham Arms public house. SB249 15232 TA 0912 5203 Post-Medieval Site of Turfcarr Cottage. SB250 19794 TA 0920 5350 Medieval Find spot of five silver groats, North Frodingham. SB251 TA 10020 Medieval to 20157 Find spot of medieval pottery. SB252 53120 Post-Medieval 15523 TA 085 589 Iron Age Settlement site and square barrow. SB253 15529 TA 088 592 Iron Age Settlement site and square barrow. SB254 AP 319 TA 1080 5756 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs. SB255 AP 319 TA 1096 5777 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs. SB256 Medieval/Post- AP 322 TA 1281 5976 Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs. SB257 Medieval Medieval/Post- AP 322 TA 1277 5942 Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs. SB258 Medieval Medieval/Post- AP 347 TA 1006 5739 Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs. SB259 Medieval Medieval/Post- Ridge and furrow surviving as earthworks on early aerial photographs along AP 352 TA 0688 5588 SB260 Medieval with remains of the DMV to the south of Wansford. AP 353 TA 0737 5584 Post-Medieval Possible dew pond. SB261 AP 353 TA 0763 5591 Post-Medieval Possible dew pond. SB262 Rectilinear cropmark of a possible building. It may be associated with a Medieval/Post- AP 397 TA 0853 5659 former field boundary surviving as a cropmark. Identified as continuing into SB263 Medieval the pipeline by the geophysical survey. Walkover TA 13764 Prehistoric Large pieces of flint in a field that contained very little other natural flint. SB264 1D 59869 Walkover TA 11939 Prehistoric Three pieces of flint recovered from a field that contained very little natural SB265 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 1E 59017 flint. Some, including the largest piece, show signs of reworking. Walkover TA 11149 Prehistoric Two flints recovered. One may represent a very rudimentary scraper. SB266 1F 57773 The field contained a large amount of flint in certain areas, possible resulting Walkover TA 11263 from the disturbance of gravels. Flints recovered came from the upper half of Prehistoric SB267 1G 58269 the field where not much flint was observed. Four flints recovered including a one piece with possible re-touch. Walkover TA 10377 Prehistoric Four flints recovered. SB268 1H 57454 TA 09167 Walkover 1I Post-Medieval One sherd of slip ware (rim), and three flint flakes. SB269 56921 Large assemblage of possible Iron Age pottery. All found within 5m of the TA 08719 Walkover 1J Iron Age grid reference. Possible remains of settlement also recorded on the SB270 56825 geophysical survey. Walkover TA 06721 Flints, some of which may have been worked. Along with two sherds of Prehistoric SB271 1K 55790 pottery. Walkover TA 06418 Post-Medieval Ridge and furrow. SB272 1L 54810 Walkover TA 06475 Field containing flint. Most seemed to be natural and no material was Prehistoric SB273 1M 55525 recovered. Winkton deserted medieval village. Identified through geophysical survey of 365 TA 1525 6023 Medieval SB274 the Pipeline. 328 TA 159 601 Unknown Linear ditch. SB275 21084 TA 16100 Prehistoric Flint flake and 2 chunks (Barmston-9) found during field walking. SB276 1551047 61000 3758, 3764 Iron Age and Iron Age pot and Romano-British settlement site, found during excavations of TA 1611 5790 SB277 80769 Roman the alleged vallum of a temporary Roman camp. 21070, TA 16170 Iron Age to Iron Age/Roman field boundaries, east of Fraisthorpe. SB278 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 1446481 61370 Roman 21106, TA 16180 Modern World War 2 pillbox and barbed wire, north of Barmston. SB279 1444917 59930 21065, TA 16200 Flint scraper and flakes of till A flint (Barmston-23) found during field walking Prehistoric SB280 1551013 61400 by HWP 348, TA 1629 6029 Post-Medieval Site of beacon, Hamilton Hill. SB281 910633 21104, TA 16300 Modern World War 2 trench and trackway, Hamilton Hill. SB282 1446469 60190 21099, 21100, Collections of flint flakes and other flint objects. Late prehistoric flint TA 16300 21101, Prehistoric assemblage consisting of 17 flakes, two scrapers, and a chunk, mainly Lower SB283 60200 21102, Chalk and till A flints (Barmston-7). 1551058 21096, TA 16300 Scraper & retouched flake of till A flint (Barmston-12), and flakes of till A flint 21097, Prehistoric SB284 60400 (Barmston-11). 1551056 21066, Finds located in this area include a retouched till B flake and two chunks of till 21067, TA 16300 Prehistoric & A flint (Barmston-19), a flake of till B flint and a possible Saxon pottery sherd 21068, SB285 61400 Early Medieval (Barmston-25), a scraper and flakes of till A flint (Barmston-24), and a 21069, scraper of red Dimlington flint (Barmston-20). 1551015 21085, TA 16400 Prehistoric Flakes of till A flint (Barmston-16) found during field walking. SB286 1551049 61000 333, TA 1641 5985 Unknown Enclosures identified as cropmarks. SB287 1551050 21095, TA 16426 Modern World War 2 pillbox and barbed wire enclosure, north of Hamilton Hill. SB288 1446470 60474

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 21107, TA 16440 Modern World War 1 pillbox, north of Barmston. SB289 1444915 59930 21091, 21092, Flake of till B flint (Barmston-15), and a core & flake of till A flint (Barmston- TA 16550 21093, Prehistoric 13) found during field walking. A flake of till A flint (Barmston-14) was also SB290 60600 1551054, found. 1551055, 21076, TA 16615 Modern World War 2 pillbox and barbed wire, Watermill Grounds, Barmston SB291 1418847 61272 331 TA 1664 6154 Unknown Enclosures and ditches. SB292 1446444 TA 1669 6115 Modern Second World War gun emplacement. SB293 21078, TA 16700 Iron Age to Iron Age/Romano-British enclosures, Watermill Grounds. SB294 1446482 61250 Roman 21098, TA 16740 Modern World War 2 pillbox, Low Grounds. SB295 1446468 60230 21077, TA 16780 Modern World War 2 anti-glider trenches, east of Fraisthorpe. SB296 1446311 61260 326 374, 1446478, TA 168 609 Prehistoric Watermill Ground complex CHECK. SB297 1446484, 21071, 21072, Flake of till A flint (Barmston-22), possible Neolithic blade-like flake of till B TA 16800 21073, Prehistoric flint (Barmston-18), flakes of till A and B flint (Barmston-17), and a flake of SB298 61300 21075, Lower Chalk flint (Barmston-21). 1551046 21080, TA 16810 Modern World War 2 fortified farm buildings, Watermill Grounds. SB299 1446445 61150 21103, TA 16820 Iron Age to Iron Age/Romano-British enclosures and field boundaries, Low Grounds. SB300

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 1446485 60200 Roman TA 16820 21086 Bronze Age Possible burial mounds, Watermill Grounds. SB301 60930 8983, TA 1685 6060 Iron Age Enclosures and square barrows identified from aerial photographs. SB302 1446487 21090, TA 16891 1446479, Modern World War 1 and World War 2 pillbox, Watermill Grounds. SB303 60682 21154 21081, 21082, TA 16891 World War 1 pillbox and World War 2 pillboxes (lozenge shaped), Watermill Modern SB304 1418854, 61147 Grounds. 1418855, 351, TA 1692 5866 Prehistoric Oval enclosure or ring ditch identified on aerial photographs. SB305 1445312 TA 16950 21156 Modern World War 2 pillbox. SB306 60630 21087, TA 16960 Modern World War 2 pillbox, barbed wire and weapons pits, Barmston Sands. SB307 1446449 60920 TA 16961 21204 Prehistoric Site of Barmston Mere. SB308 60049 21079, TA 16970 Modern World War 2 searchlight battery, Watermill Grounds. SB309 1446447 61160 TA 16982 21150 Modern World War 2 pillbox and beach obstacles. SB310 61302 15036, TA 16985 Mesolithic Elk antler found on beach, Barmston Sands. SB311 1551045 61235 15015, TA 16987 Post-Medieval Site of watermill bridge. SB312 1551010 61399 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 21141, TA 16990 Modern World War 2 military camp, South Field. SB313 1445190 58650 21083, TA 16990 World War 2 gun emplacement, Watermill Grounds. Includes a number of Modern SB314 1446447 61150 features including a search light battery. TA 16992 21148 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes. SB315 61259 21052, TA 16993 Modern World War 2 anti tank defences/tank traps, Fraisthorpe Sands. SB316 1446322 61559 1446464 TA 170 601 Modern Second World War weapons pit and barbed wire. SB317 364, TA 170 613 Medieval Site of watermill, Haurn. SB318 910710 21094, TA 17000 Modern World War 2 pillbox and military structures, Barmston Sands. SB319 1446456 60500 TA 17000 21157 Modern World War 2 beach light. SB320 60600 21088, TA 17000 Modern World War 2 weapons pits, Barmston Sands. SB321 1446451 60770 TA 17009 21149 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes. SB322 60896 Middle Bronze 350, 80760 TA 1701 5862 Bronze Age lake dwelling and Iron Age occupation. SB323 Age-Iron Age TA 17018 21147 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes. SB324 61963 21089, TA 17020 Modern World War 2 military buildings, Barmston Sands. SB325 1446454 60700 21165, TA 17040 Modern World War 2 military buildings, Brickdale. SB326 1445536 58260 21166 TA 17090 Modern World War 2 pillboxes, Brickdale SB327 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 58160 21159, TA 17099 Modern World War 2 pillbox, Brickdale. SB328 1444936 58591 355, 80763 TA 171 586 Roman Romano-British pottery rim fragment, Horse Bridge. SB329 21160, TA 17110 Modern World War 2 pillbox and military features, Brickdale. SB330 1444948 58520 21158, TA 17140 Post-Medieval Possible World War 2 bridge, Barmston Main Drain. SB331 1445274 58620 to Modern 15037, Site of lifeboat house identified from various sources including historic TA 1716 5867 Post-Medieval SB332 1551018 mapping. No longer extant. 21134, TA 17160 Modern World War 2 gun emplacement and trench, South Field. SB333 1445262 58730 18630, TA 1718 5880 Iron Age Ditch containing Iron Age sherds, South Field. SB334 1551022 21164, TA 17180 Modern World War 2 anti-glider trenches, Brickdale. SB335 1445242 58340 TA 17199 21198 Modern World War 2 pillbox. SB336 58214 6668, TA 172 582 Roman Linear ditch and Romano-British pottery. SB337 1546405 21162, TA 17205 Modern World War 2 pillboxes. SB338 21200 58429 21161, TA 17250 Modern World War 2 trackways and barbed wire, Brickdale. SB339 1445179 58460 TA 17300 21201 Modern World War 2 pillbox. SB340 58032 TA 17310 Iron Age to 21199 Iron Age/Romano-British pit. SB341 57961 Roman The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 21167, TA 17310 Modern World War 2 minefields, Highlands. SB342 1445452 58120 344 TA 171 614 Mesolithic Harpoon found at the mouth of Earl’s Dyke. SB343 327 TA 1648 6156 Bronze Age Square barrow. SB344 330 TA 1670 6340 Unknown Enclosures and ditches. SB345 332 TA 1575 5935 Iron Age Five square barrows. SB346 334 TA 1691 5987 Unknown Double-ditched trackway. SB347 336 TA 1550 6245 Unknown Cropmarks of fields & enclosures. SB348 337 TA 1562 6126 Unknown Conygarth Hill ring ditch. SB349 338 TA 1671 5901 Medieval Square ditched platform. SB350 341 TA 160 591 Medieval Site of Medieval buildings. SB351 347 TA 156 588 Early Medieval Part of hogback of freestone, All Saints Church. SB352 TA 17367 21203 Modern World War 2 anti-tank blocks. SB353 57806 TA 17390 21183 Modern Possible World War 2 gun emplacement and military features, Criftings. SB354 57500 TA 17530 21184 Modern Site of possible World War 2 military pillbox and military features, Criftings. SB355 57490 TA 17560 21185 Modern Site of World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Criftings. SB356 57440 TA 17410 21202 Modern World War 2 anti-tank wall. SB357 57654 349 TA 1560 6121 Medieval Site of Coneygarth Hill Warren. SB358 Medieval to 352 TA 1545 6136 Cropmark of hollow-way from the modern road at Fraisthorpe Bridge. SB359 Post-Medieval Medieval to Old coast road from Barmston to Auburn shown on maps but since destroyed 353 TA 1715 5943 SB360 Post-Medieval by windblown sand and erosion. 354 TA 16 62 Roman Pot fragment of Romano-British vessel. SB361 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Site of demolished St Nicholas’ Chapel. A knife with a bone handle and 357 TA 1674 6261 Medieval fragments of coloured glass were found. A child’s skeleton was discovered at SB362 the side of a wall. 358 TA 170 627 Roman Roman coin hoard with coins dating from Vespasian to Antoninus Pius. SB363 Medieval complex including two moated sites, three fishponds, a pond and 359, 21204 TA 1556 5878 Medieval SB364 associated enclosures with part of a field system. Scheduled Monument. Medieval to 360 TA 153 617 Post-medieval settlement and shrunken medieval village of Fraisthorpe. SB365 Post-Medieval Medieval to St Edmund’s chapel with elements from the 13th century, and with remains of 361, 3161 TA 1541 6169 SB366 Post-Medieval a motte. Grade II listed building. 363 TA 171 613 Medieval Deserted medieval village of Hartburn now lost to the sea. SB367 652 TA 155 614 Post-Medieval Site of beacon. SB368 2365 TA 1625 5911 Post-Medieval Manor farmhouse. Grade II listed building. SB369 3141 TA 171 628 Roman Roman coins and Signal Station pottery. SB370 3417 TA 159 552 Medieval Dringhoe deserted medieval village. SB371 8930 TA 155 613 Medieval Site of bridge, Fraisthorpe. SB372 8931 TA 170 629 Roman Find spot of Romano-British vessel fragment, Aubrun Sands. SB373 3757 TA 1509 5658 Bronze Age Circular cropmark, possibly a barrow or hut. SB374 Iron Age to Romano-British settlement site. Storage jar and hard grey fabrics farm. Site 3759 TA 1748 5755 SB375 Roman possibly destroyed by erosion. 8927 TA 161 559 Bronze Age Find spot of two bronze axes. SB376 Late Neolithic 3784 TA 1598 5596 to Late Iron Round Hill lake dwelling. SB377 Age 4279 TA 175 579 Unknown Find spot. SB378 4409, Bronze Age, Bronze spearhead and a probable pit with Romano-British pottery, Ulrome TA 174 575 SB379 15808 Roman Caravan Park. 5031 TA 1565 5885 Medieval Rectory. SB380 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 6078 TA 1565 5885 Medieval Church of All Saints. Grade I listed building. SB381 Medieval to 6079 TA 1556 5879 Old Hall. Grade II* listed building. SB382 Post-Medieval 6080 TA 1610 5903 Post-Medieval Barmston House. Grade II listed building. SB383 6081 TA 1529 6189 Post-Medieval Manor farmhouse. Grade II listed building. SB384 6356 TA 1614 5676 Post-Medieval Church of St Andrew. Grade II listed building. SB385 6607 TA 1640 5917 Post-Medieval 51 Sands Lane. Grade II listed building SB386 8929 TA 1616 5908 Post-Medieval Red roof and pantiles. Post-medieval almshouses. Grade II listed. SB387 3763 TA 1603 5666 Post-Medieval Manor house. Grade II listed building. SB388 TA 16917 Medieval to 21145 Medieval/post-medieval ridge and furrow. SB389 63264 Post-Medieval TA 16970 Medieval to 21146 Medieval/post-medieval ridge and furrow. SB390 62924 Post-Medieval TA 17059 21151 Modern World War 2 pillbox. SB391 60178 TA 17034 21152 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes. SB392 63104 TA 17027 21153 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes. SB393 62759 TA 17020 21155 Modern World War 2 pillbox. SB394 62680 TA 17340 21163 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Brickdale. SB395 58440 TA 17440 21168 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Brickdale. SB396 58120 21169, TA 16900 21170, Prehistoric Find spot of a number of flint flakes, chunk and scrapers. SB397 58100 21171, The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 21172, 21173, 21174, 21175 Medieval to 9511 TA 157 552 Moated site, Dringhoe Grange. SB398 Post-Medieval 9512 TA 1582 5536 Medieval Dinghoe Manor House. SB399 Medieval to 9513 TA 152 556 Windmill mound or beacon site, Dringhoe Manor farm. SB400 Post-Medieval Medieval to 9538 TA 161 591 Barmston medieval/post-medieval settlement. SB401 Post-Medieval The old joiners shop and adjoining barn, Skipsea Road (east side). Grade II 9957 TA 1610 5658 Post-Medieval SB402 listed building Cattle shed to manor farmhouse, Sands Lane (north side). Grade II listed 9975 TA 1627 5912 Post-Medieval SB403 building. 9981 TA 169 624 Modern Pillbox, three hundred metres south of Auburn deserted medieval village. SB404 9982 TA 169 625 Modern Pillbox, two hundred metres south of Auburn deserted medieval village. SB405 9983 TA 169 626 Modern Pillbox, one hundred metres south of Auburn deserted medieval village. SB406 9984 TA 169 627 Modern Pillbox, Auburn deserted medieval village. SB407 9985 TA 169 628 Modern Pillbox, one hundred metres north of Auburn deserted medieval village. SB408 9986 TA 169 629 Modern Pillbox, two hundred metres north of Auburn deserted medieval village. SB409 9988 TA 173 584 Modern Pillbox, south of Barmston drain. SB410 10044 TA 159 612 Iron Age Square barrows, southeast of Fraisthorpe. SB411 10669 TA 1695 5920 Prehistoric Enclosures, south of Sands Lane. SB412 10670, Iron Age to Settlement complex, north of Sands Lane. Finds recovered date from the TA 1690 5960 SB413 15532 Post-Medieval prehistoric period through to the post-medieval period. Medieval to 12058 TA 1630 5874 Trussey Hill buildings and burials. SB414 Post-Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 Iron Age to 13459 TA 1745 5760 Find spot of Corieltauvian coin, Ulrome Sands. SB415 Roman 14859 TA 1448 6232 Post-Medieval South Kingsfield Farm. SB416 14861 TA 1415 6271 Post-Medieval North Kingsfield Farm. SB417 TA 17320 21139 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Barmston Sands. SB418 58700 TA 17270 21140 Modern World War 2 anti-tank defences, Barmston main drain. SB419 58670 TA 17290 21142 Modern World War 2 weapons pits, Barmston main drain. SB420 58600 21143, TA 16200 Prehistoric Find spot of five flint flakes and chunk, along with two additional flint flakes. SB421 21144 58500 21128, Palaeolithic to TA 16700 Find spot of eight flint flakes and flint chunk, other flint tools, and Romano- 21129, Roman, SB422 59000 British and Medieval pottery. 21131 Medieval 15014 TA 1544 6149 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Fraisthorpe. SB423 15016 TA 1619 5909 Post-Medieval Site of school, Barmston. SB424 15017 TA 1631 5913 Post-Medieval Site of stocks. SB425 15018 TA 1627 5904 Post-Medieval Methodist church, Chapel Lane. SB426 15019 TA 1631 5910 Post-Medieval Site of Bull & dog public house. SB427 15020 TA 1644 5915 Post-Medieval Smithy, Blacksmith’s Cottage. SB428 15021 TA 1520 5879 Post-Medieval Barmston Bridge, Bridlington Road. SB429 15022 TA 1548 5893 Post-Medieval Site of pinfold, Sands Lane. SB430 15031 TA 1618 5664 Post-Medieval Site of building. SB431 15033 TA 1627 5587 Post-Medieval Site of mill, west of Bridlington Road. SB432 15038 TA 170 578 Post-Medieval Site of three buildings. SB433 15040 TA 1610 5659 Post-Medieval Former smithy, West End. SB434

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 15065 TA 1507 5485 Post-Medieval Site of Dringhoe mill. SB435 15531, TA 173 578 Prehistoric Battle axe and a ditch containing pottery, Highlands. SB436 18396 15807 TA 174 576 Iron Age Box drain, ditch and animal bone, Ulrome Caravan Park. SB437 16361, Medieval/post-medieval finds including a coin, buckle, knife and ring. All 16362, Medieval to TA 168 627 associated with Auburn deserted medieval village. Site now partially occupied SB438 16363, Post-Medieval by Auburn Farm. 20741 18037 TA 1738 5767 Prehistoric Organic deposit, Ulrome Caravan Park. SB439 Iron Age to 15809 TA 174 574 Double-ditch or two pits, Ulrome Caravan Park. SB440 Roman 15863 TA 1699 6270 Post-Medieval Site of limekiln, Auburn. SB441 15864 TA 1700 6269 Post-Medieval Site of Old Auburn House. SB442 18631 TA 1713 5918 Iron Age Ditch and Iron Age sherds, south of Sands Lane. SB443 TA 16870 21176 Modern Site of World War 2 gun emplacement, Brickdale. SB444 58060 TA 17390 21177 Modern Possible World War 2 military buildings, Highlands. SB445 57980 TA 17440 21178 Modern Site of world War 2 pillbox, Highlands. SB446 57950 TA 17350 21179 Modern Site of World War 2 pillbox, barbed wire and weapons pit, Highlands. SB447 57930 TA 17370 21180 Modern Site of possible World War 2 military building. SB448 57770 TA 17460 21181 Modern World War 2 pillbox, barbed wire and weapons pit, Highlands. SB449 57740 21027, TA 17033 World War 2 pillbox, building and barbed wire, Wilsthope Cliff, along with a Modern SB450 21028 63347 beach light on the sand below. The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 19706 TA 1719 5897 Bronze Age Find spot of flakes, Barmston Cliff. SB451 19770 TA 174 574 Medieval Find spot of heart-shaped gold brooch from Skipsea beach. SB452 TA 16100 20324 Palaeolithic Skipsea Mere, Skipsea Castle. SB453 55300 TA 15949 20479 Modern Crash site of a Beaufighter EL394, Barmston. SB454 58817 TA 15749 20480 Modern Crash site of a Spitfire BL246, Barmston. SB455 59158 TA 17021 20493 Unknown Remains of wall at Auburn Sands. SB456 62726 TA 17030 Medieval to 20494 Find spot of pottery finds. SB457 62800 Post-Medieval Post-Medieval 20715 TA 1623 5907 The Cottage. SB458 to Modern Post-Medieval 20740 TA 153 615 Manor House Farm. SB459 to Modern Post-Medieval 20838 TA 158 574 Ulrome Grange. SB460 to Modern TA 17030 21026 Modern World War 2 weapons pit. SB461 63450 TA 16701 Iron Age to 21124 Possible Iron Age/Romano-British ditched enclosure. SB462 59344 Roman TA 17190 21125 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Barmston Sands. SB463 59320 TA 16300 Medieval to 21126 Medieval/post-medieval ridge and furrow. SB464 59200 Post-Medieval TA 16980 21029 Modern World War 2 military buildings, Wilsthorpe Cliff. SB465 63290 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 TA 17043 21031 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes. SB466 63432 TA 17060 World War 2 structure with a semi circle extension, flat roof and a large 21032 Modern SB467 63250 aperture for light, Auburn Sands. TA 16724 21033 Modern World War 2 pillbox and trenches. SB468 63172 TA 17050 21034 Modern World War 2 pillbox, Auburn Sands. SB469 63200 TA 16800 21035 Modern World War 2 pillbox, northwest of Auburn Sands. SB470 63180 TA 16860 21036 Modern World War 2 pillbox, Auburn Sands. SB471 62800 TA 17000 21037 Modern World War 2 anti-tank wall and twin machine gun emplacement. SB472 62800 TA 16700 21038 Modern World War 2 pillbox and barbed wire, Auburn. SB473 62770 TA 16885 21039 Modern World War I pillbox, Auburn. SB474 62692 TA 16724 21040 Modern World War I pillbox, Auburn. SB475 62642 TA 16920 21041 Modern World War 2 trench and barbed wire. SB476 62630 TA 16420 World War 2 military base, including military buildings, weapon pits and an 21042 Modern SB477 62560 anti-aircraft battery, Auburn. TA 16430 21043 Modern World War 2 anti-glider trenches, Auburn. SB478 62500 TA 16800 Medieval to 21044 Medieval/post-medieval ridge and furrow, Auburn. SB479 62500 Post-Medieval The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 TA 16897 21045 Modern World War I pillboxes, Auburn. SB480 62305 TA 16920 21046 Modern World War 2 pillbox, Auburn. SB481 62220 TA 17100 21047 Modern World War 2 beach defence light. SB482 62160 TA 17010 21048 Modern Possible World War 2 beach defence light, Fraisthorpe Sands. SB483 62050 TA 16580 21049 Modern Possible World War 2 pillbox, east of Fraisthope. SB484 61920 TA 16950 Possible World War I pillbox, World War 2 trackways and barbed wire, 21050 Modern SB485 61840 Fraisthorpe Sands. TA 16960 21051 Modern World War 2 minefield, barbed wire and possible building, Fraisthorpe Sands. SB486 61770 21053, 21054, 21056, 21057, 21058, Neolithic, TA 16600 Find spots including a large Neolithic and Bronze Age flint assemblage, along 21059, Bronze Age & SB487 61600 with a gun flint. 21060, Post-Medieval 21061, 21062, 21063, 21064 TA 16699 21055 Prehistoric Find spot of flint assemblage. SB488 61600 21114, TA 16600 Bronze Age Find spots of flint scraper, a small assemblage of flint tools, and other flint SB489

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 21115, 59600 items. 21116, 21117 TA 17040 21105 Modern World War 2 weapons pit and barbed wire, north of Barmston. SB490 60140 TA 17070 21108 Modern World War 2 barbed wire, trackway and trench, northeast of Barmston. SB491 59870 TA 17110 21109 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Barmston Sands. SB492 59840 TA 16508 21111 Modern World War 2 weapon pits, northeast of Barmston. SB493 59768 21112, TA 16730 Modern World War 2 glider landing obstructions along with a pill box. SB494 21113 59690 TA 17040 21133 Modern World War 2 pillbox, barbed wire and gun emplacements, Southfield Lane. SB495 58830 TA 17260 21135 Modern World War 2 military features, South Field. SB496 58720 21136, TA 16800 21137, Prehistoric Find spot of flint flakes. SB497 58700 21138 TA 16920 21118 Modern World War I and World War 2 pillboxes and barbed wire, Barmston Carrs. SB498 59600 TA 17180 21119 Modern World War 2 anti-tank cubes, Barmston Sands. SB499 59560 TA 17100 21121 Bronze Age Find spot of late Bronze Age pottery. SB500 59500 TA 17000 21122 Modern World War 2 pillbox, Barmston caravan park. SB501 59480 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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No. on Reference Grid Reference Period Description Fig. 10.1 TA 17040 21123 Modern World War 2 military camp, east of Barmston. SB502 59400 Rectilinear feature. Possibly a building surviving as an earthwork feature on AP 244 TA 1566 6061 Post-Medieval SB503 early aerial photographs. It may have been a field barn. AP 244 TA 1535 5950 Modern Possible four gun battery or military installation either side of the road. SB504 AP 296 TA 1655 6091 Post-Medieval Rectilinear structures with farmyard type area. SB505 AP 304 TA 1706 5841 Unknown Square cropmark feature/enclosure. SB506 AP 161 TA 1544 6102 Unknown Rectilinear cropmark enclosure. SB507 AP 161 TA 1473 5925 Unknown Rectilinear cropmark enclosure. SB508 Walkover TA 15546 Prehistoric & Three flakes of flint, two sherds of pottery, and a rounded stone. SB509 1A 60322 Medieval A large possible mound was recorded. Lots of flint in area, although most Walkover TA 16332 appeared natural. Seven pieces of flint were picked up. Most may be Unknown SB510 1B 60541 unworked, but a larger yellow piece may show limited re-touch. One sherd of coarse ware (oxidised). Walkover TA 15436 Unknown One sherd of pottery. SB511 1C/1 60446 Walkover TA 15488 Unknown One sherd of pottery. SB512 1C/2 60431 Walkover TA 15222 Prehistoric One piece of flint. SB513 1C/3 60565 Geophysical TA 07180 Prehistoric Possible enclosure identified through geophysical survey. SB514 Survey 56080 Geophysical TA 08555 Possible field system remains predating the First Edition Ordnance Survey Unknown SB515 Survey 56681 plan identified through geophysical survey. Geophysical TA 11221 Linear feature possibly representing a field boundary predating the First Unknown SB516 Survey 58353 Edition Ordnance Survey plan identified through geophysical survey. Geophysical TA 11816 Post-Medieval Linear feature possibly representing a field boundary predating the First SB517 The Yorkshire and Humber CCS Cross Country

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point EHV/N10004 15506 39 SE 872 389 21 JUL 2010 EHV/N10004 15506 42 SE 867 388 21 JUL 2010 EHV/N10004 15506 43 SE 865 388 21 JUL 2010 EHV/N10004 15506 45 SE 862 388 21 JUL 2010 EHV/N10004 15506 41 SE 868 389 21 JUL 2010 EHV/N10004 15506 40 SE 870 389 21 JUL 2010 MAL/65065 4089 22 SE 685 260 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65065 4089 33 SE 673 245 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65065 4089 34 SE 678 242 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65065 4089 32 SE 668 248 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 88 SE 692 269 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 89 SE 687 268 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 104 SE 707 281 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 169 SE 725 296 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 170 SE 722 291 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 176 SE 708 279 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 177 SE 710 284 08 JUL 1965 MAL/65066 4090 178 SE 712 289 08 JUL 1965 12 AUG MAL/65072 4092 60 SE 721 288 1965 12 AUG MAL/65072 4092 77 SE 718 288 1965 13 AUG MAL/65073 4093 1 SE 698 271 1965 13 AUG MAL/65073 4093 2 SE 700 276 1965 13 AUG MAL/65073 4093 57 SE 716 288 1965 MAL/67059 4876 142 SE 683 256 14 JUN 1967 MAL/67059 4876 196 SE 669 165 14 JUN 1967 MAL/67059 4876 204 SE 669 245 14 JUN 1967 MAL/67059 4876 193 SE 670 136 14 JUN 1967 MAL/67059 4876 194 SE 669 146 14 JUN 1967 19 SEP MAL/68064 5263 152 SE 662 130 1968 MAL/69072 5434 170 SE 663 123 30 JUL 1969 16 SEP MAL/70070 5653 176 TA 110 578 1970 16 SEP MAL/70070 5653 184 TA 104 576 1970 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 56 SE 668 138 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 61 SE 668 163 1971

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 62 SE 668 167 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 63 SE 668 172 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 71 SE 668 210 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 77 SE 660 196 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 92 SE 659 126 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 54 SE 668 129 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 57 SE 669 143 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 67 SE 668 191 1971 03 MAY MAL/71047 5982 60 SE 669 158 1971 12 SEP MAL/71135 5996 264 SE 677 217 1971 04 OCT MAL/71145 5812 149 SE 663 122 1971 01 OCT MAL/73056 7050 2 SE 664 122 1973 01 OCT MAL/73056 7050 29 SE 665 125 1973 04 AUG MAL/74049 8039 17 SE 936 461 1974 04 AUG MAL/74049 8039 20 SE 944 449 1974 04 AUG MAL/74049 8039 18 SE 939 458 1974 04 AUG MAL/74049 8039 24 SE 942 451 1974 29 NOV MAL/74062 7164 7 SE 664 124 1974 29 NOV MAL/74062 7164 62 SE 663 119 1974 23 MAR MAL/75012 7219 6 SE 781 315 1975 23 MAR MAL/75012 7219 8 SE 777 315 1975 MAL/76008 7351 122 SE 699 277 25 FEB 1976 MAL/76039 8162 176 SE 695 269 07 JUN 1976 MAL/76039 8162 182 SE 678 250 07 JUN 1976 MAL/76047 8171 11 TA 137 563 24 JUN 1976 MAL/77021 7459 121 TA 166 607 04 JUL 1977

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point MAL/77022 7460 178 TA 160 581 06 JUL 1977 05 MAR MAL/78002 7513 193 SE 664 121 1978 OS/62065 11527 10 SE 675 218 09 JUL 1962 OS/62065 11527 73 SE 666 207 09 JUL 1962 OS/62066 11526 69 SE 673 250 09 JUL 1962 OS/62066 11526 52 SE 673 238 09 JUL 1962 OS/62066 11526 70 SE 680 250 09 JUL 1962 14 MAY OS/68116 11520 730 SE 883 399 1968 14 MAY OS/68116 11520 729 SE 876 399 1968 OS/68226 11523 82 SE 812 352 14 JUN 1968 OS/68226 11523 83 SE 811 358 14 JUN 1968 OS/68226 11523 86 SE 800 344 14 JUN 1968 OS/68226 11523 87 SE 800 338 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 142 SE 860 387 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 162 SE 835 374 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 163 SE 841 374 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 164 SE 846 375 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 165 SE 851 373 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 233 SE 828 364 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 234 SE 822 365 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 243 SE 805 350 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 244 SE 812 350 14 JUN 1968 OS/68227 11524 245 SE 818 351 14 JUN 1968 OS/69246 11544 133 SE 665 124 11 JUN 1969 OS/69246 11544 134 SE 668 130 11 JUN 1969 24 AUG OS/69418 11095 75 SE 703 280 1969 24 AUG OS/69418 11095 79 SE 689 269 1969 24 AUG OS/69418 11095 122 SE 683 257 1969 24 AUG OS/69418 11095 132 SE 673 243 1969 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 1 SE 677 247 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 40 SE 693 270 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 79 SE 725 294 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 101 SE 734 306 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 121 SE 769 319 1970 OS/70108 10561 122 SE 777 319 14 MAY

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 130 SE 792 330 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 155 SE 796 342 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 156 SE 803 342 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 158 SE 813 352 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 159 SE 805 352 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 71 SE 711 282 1970 14 MAY OS/70108 10561 123 SE 784 319 1970 OS/70238 11097 28 SE 680 255 18 JUN 1970 OS/70238 11097 39 SE 684 255 18 JUN 1970 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 21 SE 882 400 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 50 SE 896 410 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 51 SE 903 410 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 79 SE 911 421 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 118 SE 926 432 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 141 SE 937 444 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 183 SE 937 455 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 184 SE 944 455 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 204 SE 948 467 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 206 SE 935 467 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 20 SE 888 400 1971 02 MAY OS/71137 10164 205 SE 942 467 1971 02 MAY OS/71138 9077 248 SE 960 479 1971 02 MAY OS/71138 9077 260 SE 968 490 1971 02 MAY OS/71138 9077 261 SE 962 490 1971

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 02 MAY OS/71138 9077 262 SE 955 490 1971 02 MAY OS/71138 9077 310 SE 981 502 1971 02 MAY OS/71138 9077 247 SE 953 479 1971 03 MAY OS/71146 9066 32 SE 798 345 1971 03 MAY OS/71146 9066 33 SE 805 345 1971 03 MAY OS/71147 10096 34 SE 807 357 1971 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 80 SE 980 502 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 143 TA 006 526 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 144 TA 000 526 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 145 SE 994 526 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 209 SE 987 513 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 262 TA 056 549 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 339 TA 020 538 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 340 TA 027 538 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 385 TA 068 561 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 467 TA 093 574 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 468 TA 100 573 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 469 TA 106 573 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 470 TA 113 573 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 471 TA 120 574 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 475 TA 147 574 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 476 TA 153 575 1974 26 MAY OS/74084 9844 384 TA 075 561 1974 OS/74085 9845 490 TA 122 576 26 MAY

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 494 TA 150 575 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 509 TA 123 588 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 510 TA 117 588 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 711 TA 156 599 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 712 TA 150 599 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 714 TA 136 599 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 715 TA 130 599 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 511 TA 110 588 1974 26 MAY OS/74085 9845 713 TA 143 599 1974 10 MAY OS/80070 12438 10 SE 909 420 1980 04 SEP OS/80136 12463 29 TA 012 529 1980 04 SEP OS/80136 12463 30 TA 005 526 1980 04 SEP OS/80136 12463 32 SE 992 521 1980 04 SEP OS/80136 12463 23 TA 051 543 1980 18 APR OS/82035 12926 77 SE 675 252 1982 14 MAY OS/84126 12627 10 SE 967 489 1984 14 MAY OS/84126 12627 11 SE 965 495 1984 03 AUG OS/86163 12870 42 TA 150 606 1986 03 AUG OS/86163 12870 43 TA 150 601 1986 03 AUG OS/86163 12870 44 TA 150 596 1986 OS/89305 13562 24 TA 136 604 19 JUN 1989 OS/89305 13562 25 TA 143 603 19 JUN 1989 OS/89305 13562 27 TA 158 604 19 JUN 1989 18 MAR OS/91003 13789 35 SE 907 413 1991 OS/91003 13789 36 SE 903 413 18 MAR

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1991 OS/92265 14017 41 TA 155 606 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 56 TA 139 603 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 57 TA 138 599 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 62 TA 152 578 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 63 TA 153 574 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 107 TA 144 573 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 112 TA 134 598 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 117 TA 157 601 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 118 TA 157 606 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 143 TA 168 606 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 147 TA 166 585 23 JUL 1992 OS/92265 14017 40 TA 158 602 23 JUL 1992 26 MAY OS/92329 14121 59 TA 046 544 1992 26 MAY OS/92329 14121 84 TA 033 541 1992 26 MAY OS/92329 14121 132 TA 008 530 1992 23 MAY OS/93176 14382 11 SE 685 255 1993 23 MAY OS/93177 14383 82 SE 718 291 1993 23 MAY OS/93177 14383 81 SE 724 290 1993 OS/94236 14707 9 SE 671 213 12 JUL 1994 OS/94236 14707 23 SE 675 225 12 JUL 1994 OS/94236 14707 79 SE 675 247 12 JUL 1994 18 OCT OS/95261 14882 27 SE 665 206 1995 18 OCT OS/95262 14883 241 SE 686 256 1995 17 AUG OS/95723 14996 14 SE 875 393 1995 17 AUG OS/95723 14996 53 SE 862 381 1995 17 AUG OS/95723 14996 54 SE 855 381 1995 17 AUG OS/95723 14996 68 SE 833 369 1995 17 AUG OS/95724 14997 6 SE 806 356 1995 17 AUG OS/95724 14997 7 SE 813 356 1995 17 AUG OS/95724 14997 8 SE 820 356 1995 OS/95724 14997 64 SE 800 343 17 AUG

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1995 22 APR OS/96544 15144 24 TA 152 605 1996 22 APR OS/96544 15144 25 TA 158 605 1996 22 APR OS/96544 15144 26 TA 165 606 1996 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 19 TA 117 594 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 21 TA 131 594 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 29 TA 172 581 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 31 TA 158 581 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 37 TA 117 581 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 38 TA 110 581 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 67 TA 083 568 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 68 TA 089 568 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 69 TA 096 568 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 73 TA 124 568 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 74 TA 131 568 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 75 TA 138 568 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 100 TA 061 556 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 114 TA 027 543 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 115 TA 034 543 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 116 TA 041 543 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 117 TA 048 543 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 164 TA 013 531 1997 28 MAR OS/97048 15161 99 TA 068 556 1997 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/212 3790 3038 SE 873 392 1945

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/212 3790 3093 SE 960 480 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/212 3790 4093 SE 948 463 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/212 3790 4173 SE 953 473 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/212 3790 3174 SE 940 456 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 3035 SE 939 470 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 3117 SE 937 458 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 4034 SE 956 481 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 4035 SE 951 485 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 4119 SE 934 445 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 4121 SE 946 439 1945 13 APR RAF/106G/LA/215 3784 4197 SE 877 395 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 1036 SE 912 416 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 1038 SE 905 420 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 1089 SE 918 426 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 1208 SE 927 433 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 2036 SE 915 425 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 2087 SE 908 422 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 2088 SE 912 419 1945 28 APR RAF/106G/LA/253 3751 2209 SE 922 425 1945 27 NOV RAF/106G/UK/1032 177 3268 TA 146 608 1945 27 NOV RAF/106G/UK/1032 177 4380 TA 144 602 1945 27 NOV RAF/106G/UK/1032 177 3267 TA 149 603 1945 25 AUG RAF/106G/UK/698 3549 3012 TA 047 541 1945 RAF/106G/UK/698 3549 3014 TA 028 540 25 AUG

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1945 25 AUG RAF/106G/UK/698 3549 4006 TA 008 527 1945 25 AUG RAF/106G/UK/698 3549 4007 TA 015 535 1945 10 OCT RAF/163B/UK563 6740 1925 TA 171 585 1940 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3021 SE 893 408 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3071 SE 819 353 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3072 SE 811 351 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3073 SE 803 349 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3119 SE 804 354 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3160 SE 807 347 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4015 SE 939 434 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4016 SE 931 433 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4017 SE 923 432 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4064 SE 869 388 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4065 SE 862 386 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4112 SE 859 380 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4155 SE 846 372 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4156 SE 838 370 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4157 SE 830 369 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 3118 SE 812 355 1948 19 OCT RAF/541/184 950 4113 SE 851 379 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 3168 SE 789 329 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 3178 SE 709 284 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 3285 SE 807 353 1948

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 3286 SE 815 353 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 3320 TA 009 529 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 3342 SE 985 511 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4100 SE 751 310 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4283 SE 796 335 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4315 TA 062 550 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4316 TA 056 551 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4319 TA 023 541 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4341 SE 998 524 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4342 SE 992 526 1948 26 OCT RAF/541/189 946 4282 SE 789 335 1948 17 MAY RAF/541/30 879 4156 SE 737 310 1948 17 MAY RAF/541/30 879 4252 SE 690 269 1948 17 MAY RAF/541/30 879 4307 SE 672 243 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 3012 SE 687 260 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 3070 SE 675 245 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 3132 SE 679 231 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 3252 SE 666 175 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 3445 SE 671 148 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 4131 SE 678 251 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 4251 SE 663 195 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 4307 SE 665 178 1948 18 MAY RAF/541/31 862 4130 SE 687 252 1948 RAF/541/546 1098 3009 TA 152 607 01 JUN 1950

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point RAF/541/546 1098 3010 TA 146 606 01 JUN 1950 RAF/541/546 1098 3011 TA 140 606 01 JUN 1950 RAF/541/546 1098 3034 TA 170 606 01 JUN 1950 RAF/541/589 1119 3058 SE 772 315 29 JUN 1950 RAF/541/589 1119 3059 SE 765 313 29 JUN 1950 RAF/541/589 1119 3060 SE 758 312 29 JUN 1950 RAF/541/589 1119 3063 SE 740 309 29 JUN 1950 20 NOV RAF/58/5554 2230 18 TA 054 544 1962 20 NOV RAF/58/5554 2230 51 TA 018 536 1962 20 NOV RAF/58/5554 2230 89 SE 999 527 1962 15 MAR RAF/613H/BR53 6317 5 TA 172 586 1941 15 MAR RAF/613H/BR53 6317 9 TA 169 606 1941 RAF/A/A/460 6721 6 SE 745 313 09 JUN 1942 RAF/A/A/460 6721 19 SE 758 314 09 JUN 1942 RAF/A/A/460 6721 20 SE 757 316 09 JUN 1942 RAF/A/A/460 6721 5 SE 743 310 09 JUN 1942 21 SEP RAF/CPE/UK/1748 467 6200 SE 921 427 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3088 SE 918 428 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3089 SE 925 429 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3193 SE 947 447 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3195 SE 939 446 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3234 SE 984 509 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3315 TA 012 530 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1834 510 3384 TA 015 531 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1839 516 3004 TA 165 583 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1839 516 3013 TA 112 583 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1839 516 4005 TA 155 599 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1839 516 4006 TA 149 599 1946 13 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/1839 516 4009 TA 133 598 1946

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1083 SE 664 118 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1253 SE 949 476 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1254 SE 953 475 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1372 SE 945 451 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1373 SE 941 452 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1374 SE 937 452 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 2372 SE 964 487 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 2374 SE 955 488 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 3081 SE 672 145 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 3251 SE 936 456 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 3374 SE 945 472 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 4081 SE 666 183 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 4246 SE 908 420 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 4367 SE 985 509 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 4368 SE 981 509 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 4082 SE 661 181 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 2251 SE 934 439 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 3253 SE 946 454 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 1255 SE 958 474 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1879 519 2373 SE 960 488 1946 06 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1880 540 6059 SE 673 145 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 3094 TA 055 548 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 3119 TA 119 574 1946 RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 3120 TA 112 573 27 DEC

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 3122 TA 098 572 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 3123 TA 090 572 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 3182 TA 114 582 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 4114 TA 124 592 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 4115 TA 117 591 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 4171 TA 063 557 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 4172 TA 070 559 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 4179 TA 123 567 1946 27 DEC RAF/CPE/UK/1911 531 4182 TA 145 571 1946 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1003 SE 675 227 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1004 SE 679 222 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1032 SE 676 248 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1033 SE 671 248 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1065 SE 729 290 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1067 SE 721 292 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 2007 SE 666 185 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 2027 SE 707 277 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 2028 SE 702 278 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 2058 SE 766 315 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 2059 SE 762 316 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 3031 SE 685 264 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 3066 SE 730 306 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 4024 SE 723 293 1947

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 4053 SE 791 329 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 4054 SE 786 329 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 4055 SE 781 329 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 1031 SE 680 247 1947 25 MAR RAF/CPE/UK/1954 553 3030 SE 690 263 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 1013 SE 664 188 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 1069 SE 672 159 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 2014 SE 671 215 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 2072 SE 664 186 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 2219 SE 668 212 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 2220 SE 671 212 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 2222 SE 686 264 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 3014 SE 666 204 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 3071 SE 665 174 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 3221 SE 677 224 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 3225 SE 677 249 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 3227 SE 670 248 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 4013 SE 677 228 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 4072 SE 664 197 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 4073 SE 660 197 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 4217 SE 663 201 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 1070 SE 668 160 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 4218 SE 666 200 1947 RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 1220 SE 674 237 17 MAY

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NMR Library Centre Sortie Frame No. Date Number Point 1947 17 MAY RAF/CPE/UK/2072 2771 1226 SE 676 236 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 3122 TA 134 554 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 3127 TA 104 557 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 3132 TA 077 562 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 3133 TA 072 563 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 4121 TA 145 570 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 4128 TA 104 574 1947 17 NOV RAF/CPE/UK/2396 750 3082 TA 012 532 1947 25 NOV RAF/RRF/1074 2641 31 TA 029 543 1957

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