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l t HERITAGE ASSETS o P \ n

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m Compound

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D y

b REV. DATE DESCRIPTION e

l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

6 s 6 a

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l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

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D r f

d

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t 250m Zone of Influence s P u

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s t

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m Compound

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l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

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l t HERITAGE ASSETS o P \ n

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f

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D r f

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l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

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l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

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l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

6 s 6 a

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c 14/08/17

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l d b e a e r C g - 1 09/06/17 Original Issue a

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Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Enclosure, Farmstead , Boundary ditch, Probable Double Probable cropmark Prehistoric or Romano-British cropmark ditched Early settlement evidence, Donington. Seen on Google Prehistoric or enclosure, Neolithic Maps (web site) aerial photograph layer. The Lincolnshire 21 MLI90719 Romano-British 518423 337445 Ring ditch, to presence and extent of this feature was confirmed HER settlement Round Roman within the Aerial Photographic analysis report evidence, house (AP1/ GE1/AP2). Donington (domestic) , Multiple ditch system, Trackway

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 92 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Site of (Not Named), Little Hale. Demolished 19th Lincolnshire Post century unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard of L HER/Histori 52 7638 (Not Named) 519090 340997 Farm Medieval plan. The farmhouse was detached from the main c England working complex. Isolated location. project Site of (Not Named), Holland Fen with Brothertoft. Lincolnshire Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. Post HER/Histori 55 7998 (Not Named) 523761 347718 Farm Regular courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse was Medieval c England detached from the main working complex. Isolated project location. A number of probable pit-like features of unknown date were identified in this area in June 2011, MLI11589 Undated Pits, Unknow Lincolnshire 66 537491 368283 Pit, Quarry during magnetometry. survey along selected parts 3 Raithby n HER of the proposed Covenham Water Treatment Works to Boston Transfer pipeline. Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age flintwork was recovered from this field at TF 3727 6364. {1} Neolithic flint tools were recovered during a rapid fieldwalking survey on the proposed East Keal Neolithic finds Flint bypass route. finds include an Early Neolithic leaf- Lincolnshire 76 MLI40978 from field 2, East 537335 363693 Neolithic scatter shaped arrowhead and a probable laurel- shaped HER Keal bypass arrowhead. at least one of the scrapers could belong to the later Neolithic. some of the cores have flake removals which are probably Neolithic. {2}{3}, HTM 64m

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 93 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Fieldwalking at TF 3727 6364. {1} A rapid Bronze Age finds Artefact Bronze fieldwalking survey was carried out on the route of Lincolnshire 80 MLI40998 from field 2, East 537334 363693 Scatter Age the proposed East Keal Bypass. some Bronze Age HER Keal Bypass flintwork was recovered. {2}{3}, HTM 60 m Settlement Early Early Bronze Age sherds and flints found on a Early Bronze Age Lincolnshire 83 MLI41011 534400 360560 , Artefact Bronze sandy ridge close to alluvium. Some of the flint Settlement Site HER Scatter Age maybe earlier. {1}, area 0.05h, HTM 3.5m Early Middle Bronze Bronze Sherds of Billingborough type pottery on sand Settlement Age Site N OF Age to adjacent to alluvium. Site possibly continues into Lincolnshire 86 MLI41015 534570 360750 , Artefact Stickford, pottery Middle next field. Also 3 flints found. {1}, area 0.07h, HTM HER Scatter scatter. Bronze 4m Age Early Bronze Bronze Age Age to Two sherds of Early or Middle Bronze Age pottery Lincolnshire 87 MLI41024 534500 360500 Findspot Pottery Middle found W of Stickford. {1}, HER Bronze Age 90 MLI41478 Stone axe found 540000 370000 Findspot Neolithic Unlocated find. small rough stone axe found in Lincolnshire in Bilsby Bilsby. held in the Ashmolean museum, Accession HER no.1921.1409. 92 MLI42019 Medievel Chapel 540000 370000 Chapel Medieval Medieval chapel of Well. In the late c12 a grant Lincolnshire of Well was given to the chapel. HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 94 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Early trackway Unknow Lincolnshire 94 MLI42470 sites, Langton by 539467 371188 Trackway Early trackway sites, Langton by Spilsby n HER Spilsby Bronze Age flints Bronze Age flints and scrapers seen at Langton Flint Bronze Lincolnshire 98 MLI42480 from Langton by 539650 369190 Hall in 1955. Said to have been found near Scatter Age HER Spilsby America Farm. 99 MLI42482 Barbed and 539958 369696 Flint Bronze A number of barbed and tanged arrowheads and Lincolnshire tanged Scatter Age scrapers found in Langton by Spilsby. HER arrowheads and scrapers found in Langton by Spilsby The village of Saleby is mentioned with thoresthorpe in the domesday survey of 1086. Shrunken Evidence of shrinkage comes from earthworks and Shrunken Lincolnshire 103 MLI42524 Medieval village 545761 378583 Medieval aerial photographs. {1}{2}{3}{4}{5}, HTM 16m Village HER of Saleby Depicted on the NMP as a series of earthwork crofts, boundaries, ridge and furrow and enclosures. {6} Moated site in Moated site within Saleby DMV. {1}, HTM 16m. Lincolnshire 104 MLI42525 Saleby Medieval 545784 378193 Moat Medieval Asset confirmed by LiDAR HER shrunken Villlage

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 95 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Medieval pottery, A fairly large quantity of Medieval pottery was Artefact Lincolnshire 107 MLI42781 field 2 East Keal 537335 363693 Medieval recovered from field 2 of the proposed route of the Scatter HER Bypass East Keal Bypass. Early-Mid Saxon settlement at TF 3752 6371. probably three or more concentrations of pottery within a soilmark. Saxon sherds are mainly Early Early with some undientified, three undated sherds, lava Early/Mid Saxon Settlement Medieval quern, bone and slag. {1} during a rapid Lincolnshire 108 MLI42782 settlement, West 537334 363694 , Artefact /Dark fieldwalking survey over this field on the proposed HER of East Keal Scatter Age route of the East Keal Bypass, a slight scatter of Saxon pottery was recovered. other finds included a single piece of burnt amber and a rectangular piece of polished bone. {2} Lincolnshire 114 MLI43231 Sand Pit 538920 368650 Pit, Quarry Undated Sand pit as indicated on 1:10560 OS Map. HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 96 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Concentrations of Mesolithic flints have been found during fieldwalking at TF 3727 6364 and TF 3735 6370. {1} There is a further collection of worked Mesolithic flint from this field, possibly from TF 374 637. Flints include microliths, cores and scrapers, found on a sandy ledge fenwards of the Wolds. The collection is on loan to City and County Museum. It is also listed as TF 3833 6364. {2 A rapid fieldwalking survey of the proposed East Keal bypass route demonstrated that flints were present all along the corridor with no special concentrations. The density of flint fell only slightly on the steep slope at the north end of the field where the soil is much heavier. Further flintwork Mesolithic flint was observed outside the 100m corridor, with a Flint Mesolithi Lincolnshire 115 MLI43312 finds, East Keal 537340 363690 particular concentration on the western edge of the Scatter c HER Bypass field. This group of material contained a number of blades and blade cores, suggesting a Mesolithic date. There is a relatively high number of blades and cores, the cores being of both earlier and later Mesolithic types. Diagnostic tools include Early Mesolithic obliquely blunted point microliths. No diagnostic later Mesolithic pieces were found,but due to the nature of the survey this is not surprising. {6}{7} Five cores, over twenty blades or flakes and a microlith are recorded in the Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme Colonisation of Britain survey at TF 374 637 from 97 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) the M. Felcey collection. The microlith is dated as Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Mesolithic, the other flints do not have dates. It is possible that these flints are part of those recorded elsewhere in this record. Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g A three-bay type 23 Second World War pillbox with Pillbox, Short's Lincolnshire 116 MLI43382 531311 352866 Pillbox Modern covered middle bay, covered entrance and 6 Corner HER loopholes.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 98 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g An act of parliament was passed on July 29th 1864 for a railway from Alford to Mablethorpe. This was not supported financially and thus was never built. The idea was revived in 1873 with a slightly different route but this was rejected by parliament. The plan changed again and eventually a tramway from Alford to Sutton on Sea was built. It opened in 1884 with limited success. The route was difficult and consequently the trains were slow and unreliable. The death knoll tolled for the tramway in 1886 when the Great Northern Railway was built. Sutton on Sea to Post The tramway finally closed in November 1889. Lincolnshire 117 MLI43675 548453 378742 Tramway Alford Tramway Medieval {1}{2} The increasing capital cost of railway branch HER lines and the reluctance of the major companies to promote them led to the development of rural steam tramways as a cheaper alternative. In response to the opening of the LECR a steam tramway was built along the public roads from Sutton on Sea to Alford and opened in 1884 {3} It was a 2 foot 6 inch gauge tramway with a single pair of rails. The tram route required a level surface and evidence was seen during the watching brief on the Bisby village water main relay, of large scale raising of the ground contours.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 99 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Ring Possible round A possible Bronze Age round barrow cropmark is Ditch, Bronze Lincolnshire 119 MLI82317 barrow cropmark 539653 372798 visible on aerial photographs south of Fulletby Round Age HER south of Fulletby village. Barrow Possible round Ring barrow cropmark Ditch, Bronze A possible Bronze Age round barrow cropmark is Lincolnshire 120 MLI82327 540362 370914 west of Dalby Round Age visible on aerial photographs west of Dalby Carr. HER Carr Barrow Prehistoric Later Prehistoric cropmark enclosures were recorded by Lincolnshire 123 MLI85065 cropmarks, West 537199 364893 Enclosure Prehistor the NMP. HER Keal ic Prehistoric Later A Prehistoric cropmark enclosure, located to the cropmark Lincolnshire 124 MLI85122 540214 373470 Enclosure Prehistor south east of Driby, has been identified from aerial enclosure, south HER ic photographs. east of Driby Prehistoric Later A Prehistoric cropmark linear feature, located to cropmark linear Linear Lincolnshire 125 MLI85123 540299 373588 Prehistor the south east of Driby, has been identified from feature, south feature HER ic aerial photographs. east of Driby

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 100 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g An area of undated cropmarks, comprising trackways and enclosures, located to the east of Driby, have been identified from aerial photographs. Further evidence of these cropmarks was highlighted within the LiDAR and Aerial Undated Photographic Analysis report, this report identified MLI85124, Trackway, Unknow Lincolnshire 126 cropmarks, east 540566 374228 field boundaries and trackways which were AP26 Enclosure n HER of Driby interpreted to potentially date to either the Iron Age or Romano-British period (AP26). These cropmarks are recorded beyond the current extent of the HER record. The results of the geophysical survey within this area confirmed the presence and nature of this asset further. Medieval Lincolnshire 129 MLI85168 trackway, 537213 367833 Trackway Medieval Medieval earthwork trackway. HER Raithby Earthworks of a Medieval ridge and furrow field Field system, identified on aerial photographs by the Medieval Field System, Lincolnshire 130 MLI85170 537512 367840 Medieval NMP. {1} The Medieval ridge and furrow appears System, Raithby Ridge and HER to have been ploughed out and is not visible (in Furrow 2013) on Google satellite imagery. {2}

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 101 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Undated cropmark Unknow Lincolnshire 131 MLI85171 537229 368098 Trackway Undated cropmark trackway. trackway, n HER Raithby Medieval ridge Medieval ridge and furrow. {1} This area appears Ridge and Lincolnshire 132 MLI85172 and furrow, 537168 368354 Medieval to be under cultivation on aerial photographs seen Furrow HER Raithby on google earth. {2} Settlement Possible undated , Unknow Possible undated settlement consisting of Lincolnshire 137 MLI85188 settlement, 539419 368908 Enclosure, n boundaries and enclosure. HER Sausthorpe Boundary Undated Field cropmarks, Boundary, Unknow Undated cropmark field boundary, enclosure and Lincolnshire 142 MLI85348 539610 372849 Langton by Enclosure, n boundary. HER Spilsby Boundary Undated cropmark Unknow Lincolnshire 143 MLI85349 enclosure, 539670 372643 Enclosure Undated cropmark enclosure. n HER Langton by Spilsby Prehistoric Enclosure, Later cropmarks, Possible Prehistoric cropmarks of enclosures and Lincolnshire 144 MLI85352 539688 371546 Macula, Prehistor Langton by boundaries. HER Boundary ic Spilsby

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 102 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Roman cropmark enclosure and Enclosure, Lincolnshire 145 MLI85360 boundary, 539771 369398 Roman Roman cropmarks of enclosures and boundaries. Boundary HER Langton by Spilsby 146 MLI85369 Prehistoric 540098 370114 Enclosure, Later Prehistoric cropmark hut circles and enclosures. Lincolnshire cropmarks, Hut Circle Prehistor HER Langton by ic Spilsby Cropmark site Linear immediately Undated cropmarks of a field boundary and linear Feature, Unknow Lincolnshire 147 MLI85370 south of Ring 540210 370254 feature have been identified from an aerial Field n HER Holt, Langton by photograph. Boundary Spilsby Earthwork ridge Ridge and Lincolnshire 149 MLI85376 540477 370172 Medieval Possible earthwork ridge and furrow. and furrow, Dalby Furrow HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 103 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Amber Hill was a plot of land of 30 acres allotted under the Holland Fen Enclosure Award to provide materials for repairing the roads of several parishes having rights of common in Holland Fen. The parish was formed in 1880 by uniting the fen allotments of Algarkirk and Sutterton and the extra- parochial place Amber Hill. {1} Part of Amber Hills Post name 'amer' is an Old English bird name. {1} There Settlement of Medieval Lincolnshire 154 MLI86124 523342 346590 Settlement are no easily decipherable population statistics Amber Hill to HER available from the early nineteenth century Modern although the area is still sparsely populated, in 1994 the population stood at 286. The earliest building of the parish is the tower mill which was built in c.1800, and then the church in 1867, all the other buildings (of those which we have dates) are all approximately the same date or later than the formation of the parish in 1880.{2}{3} Probable late Medieval Enclosure, Medieval earthwork Probable late Medieval earthwork enclosure and Lincolnshire 159 MLI88750 552279 379423 Field to Post enclosure and field boundary, Huttoft, as depicted on the NMP. HER Boundary Medieval field boundary, Huttoft

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 104 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g A section of the sea bank in the parish of Huttoft. Medieval Sea Bank in Sea Although known as 'Roman Bank', the monument Lincolnshire 160 MLI88784 553801 378241 to Huttoft Defences is thought to be Medieval in origin. It is marked on HER Modern the Ordnance Survey County Series map of 1905. Post A park recorded on the first edition c.1880 and East Keal Hall Medieval Lincolnshire 168 MLI92416 537466 363731 Park c.1905 Ordnance Survey maps at East Keal Hall, park, East Keal to HER East Keal. Modern Ridge and Earthwork ridge and furrow in Stickford was seen Earthwork ridge Furrow, on aerial photographs and recorded by the Lincolnshire 171 MLI98760 and furrow in 534903 361134 Medieval Field NMPThe earthworks have been destroyed by later HER Stickford System arable cultivation. {2} Ridge and Earthwork ridge and furrow in East Keal was seen Earthwork ridge Furrow, on aerial photographs and recorded by the NMP. Lincolnshire 172 MLI98761 and furrow in 537150 363220 Medieval Field {1} The earthworks have been destroyed by later HER East Keal System arable cultivation. Ridge and furrow earthworks forming part of a Ridge and furrow Ridge and Medieval open field identified by the NMP from earthworks south Furrow, Lincolnshire 174 MLI98768 542390 376300 Medieval aerial photographs. {1} Medieval ridge and furrow of Rigsby Wood, Field HER appears to have been ploughed out and is not Rigsby with Ailby System visible (in 2013) on Google maps. {2}

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 105 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g Unnamed farmstead, West Fen. Partially extant Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard Post HER/Histori 190 5842 Not Named 532087 356331 Farm with three sides of the courtyard formed by working Medieval c England agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is is project detached from the main working complex. Site of , Sibsey. Demolished 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Post outfarm. Loose courtyard with two sides of the HER/Histori 194 10547 532089 354230 Farm Medieval courtyard formed by working agricultural c England buildings.was Isolated location. project Potsherds and quern fragments from clayey gravel. Romano British Artefact {1}, area 0.04h, HTM 7.5m. Geophysical survey Lincolnshire 201 MLI41023 Site W of 534920 361260 Roman Scatter identified weak linear anomalies at this location HER Stickford which may be indicative of the settlement site. Farmstead , Later PRN 45289 Possible Prehistoric farmstead Prehistoric Lincolnshire 230 MLI85374 540528 371397 Enclosure, Prehistor interpreted from cropmark evidence of hut circles cropmarks, Dalby HER Hut ic and enclosures. {1 Circle?

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 106 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Planning application boundary Project HER/NMR Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. g PRN 46750 The site of a country house built by Bennet Langton in 1866-67. Bennet Langton spent £8000 on his new house, which was designed by Country the Louth architect James Fowler. It stood on a Site of Langton House, magnificent site on the hill above the village, Post Hall and Landscap looking over a valley and towards the south. It was Medieval Lincolnshire 231 MLI90040 Gardens, 539662 370543 e Park, extended in the 1870s. It was demolished in the to HER Langton by Lodge, late 1950s and the Langton family now lives Modern Spilsby Ooutbuildi elsewhere in the village. {1} At Langton Cottage. ng, Park Outbuildings are found immediately north of the Hall site, the lodge and a number of garden features still remain. {2} See HER 46751 for more Langton Halls.

Unrecorded Archaeology in Planning application boundary Project Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. g An oval mound was identified during walkover Possible barrow, Possible survey on an escarpement, an irregular oval 252 540464 370482 Prehistoric Walkover Survey Dalby barrow earthwork is recorded on the 1:10560 map of 1887. A pit was identified during the walkover survey, Former quarry, Post 253 540558 370444 Quarry this was recorded as a stone pit on the Walkover Survey Dalby Medieval 1:10,5600 map of 1888.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 107 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in Planning application boundary Project Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. g Relict field boundary Former field boundary and ridge and furrow Field System, and ridge and identified during walkover survey. The northern 261 550830 378770 Ridge and Medieval Walkover Survey furrow, north of Wold most section of ridge and furrow was confirmed Furrow View Farm through the results of the geophysical survey. 264 Former chalk pit, 540220 373193 Quarry Post Two chalk pits were identified on the 1887-1888 Map Regression Driby Black Houses, Medieval 1:10560 Ordnance Survey map of Lincolnshire. Driby They appear on the 1956 1:10000 Ordnance Survey map but do not appear on the 1975- 1976 1:2500 Ordnance Survey map Findspot of perforated stone axe hammer, as Stone axe, Langton 266 539540 372085 Findspot Prehistoric recorded on 1956 1:10,000 Ordnance Survey Map Regression Hill mapping. A clear ring-ditch is visible in the centre of the survey area. It appears to have a break on the south, though a liear ditch-like anomaly partially Dalby Bar Ring ditch Ring ditch, masks the picture; it is unclear if the ditch is 397 540503 370720 Prehistoric Geophysical Survey and ditches ditches associated with the ring. A second ditch of probable archaeological interest crosses the survey area and there are several possible pit- like responses. Ridge and furrow was identified during Dalby Bar ridge and Ridge and 398 540505 370782 Medieval geophysical survey which was oriented east- Geophysical Survey furrow Furrow west and south-north.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 108 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in Planning application boundary Project Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. g Well-defined magnetic anomalies indicate the presence of a small enclosure; it appears to be subdivided and contain several pit-like responses. There is another ditch attached to the north-west corner and a possible small ring- Enclosures ditch. An area of increased magnetic response 399 537339 365750 Enclosure Unknown Geophysical Survey wheelabout wood to the north is likely to reflect a complex of archaeological features and these appear to extend beyond the survey area to east and west. Approximately 40m south of the enclosure are two ditches which may be of archaeological interest. In the centre of this survey strip two linear anomalies are visible and may well form an enclosure of archaeological interest. There Enclosure nw of 400 537441 365418 Enclosure Unknown appear to be a cluster of pits or other cut- Geophysical Survey Glebe Farm features and a general increase in the magnetic responses which could reflect archaeological activity.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 109 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in Planning application boundary Project Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. g At the southern tip of Area 54b there is a linear anomaly which could be a ditch, perhaps associated with further ditch-like responses in Area 54c. However, the ditch in 54b appears to park the limit of ridge and furrow cultivation visible through most of the survey area. The line Ridge and Furrow Ridge and 401 537515 365064 Medieval is also parallel to an existing footpath which Geophysical Survey Glebe Farm Furrow suggests it could be an old field boundary. By contrast the two ditches in 54c are adjacent to an area of increased magnetic response. Therefore, while the latter could be archaeological, the anomalies appear more natural in origin. Two areas of ridge and furrow identified during Ridge and furrow Ridge and 402 537333 364417 Medieval geophysical survey. This was oriented east- Geophysical Survey Mardon Hill Furrow west and southeast-northwest. Possible ditch, 403 537361 364553 Ditch Unknown Uncertain linear response. Geophysical Survey Mardon Hill Two linear anomalies cross the width of Area 65 Parallel linears, N 404 536131 362081 Linears Unknown however they are difficult to categorise in the Geophysical Survey Limes Farm absence of any other evidence. Ridge and Furrow, Ridge and Ridge and furrow identified during geophysical 405 535956 361855 Medieval Geophysical Survey N Limes Farm Furrow survey, north-south oriented.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 110 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in Planning application boundary Project Northin Name Easting Site Type Period Description Source ID No. g A couple of pit-like anomalies in Area 27 and Potential pits, W 27e are of uncertain origin given their lack of a 407 543302 377108 Pits Unknown Geophysical Survey Ailby House Farm wider context into which the results can be placed. A fragmented curvilinear trend in Area 30 could Potential ditch, NW 408 542475 375988 Ditch Unknown be a plough damaged ditch, or simply an Geophysical Survey Rigsby agricultural effect. Crash site of Aircraft crash Crash site of Lancaster Bomber at Ulceby 409 Lancaster Bomber, 540456 373745 Modern site Cross Ulceby Cross Disused Railway to Disused Post Disused Railway identified from Ordnance 411 551187 377678 Ordnance Survey the west of Huttoft Railway Medieval Survey mapping to the west of Huttoft. Disused Railway to Disused Post Disused Railway identified from Ordnance 412 the north-west of 542876 377324 Ordnance Survey Railway Medieval Survey mapping to the north-west of Alford Alford Disused Railway to Disused Railway identified from Ordnance Disused Post 413 the east of the River 523476 351555 Survey mapping to the east of the River Ordnance Survey Railway Medieval Witham Witham.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 111 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Scheduled Monuments in Zone of Influence Project HE Listing Name Period Easting Northing HE Listing Description ID No. No. Ring Holt is a Bronze Age bowl barrow occupying a commanding position on a south western facing hill slope above a tributary of the River Lymn, some 460 m SSW of Dalby Bar. The circular barrow mound, which was constructed against the summit of the hill, is approximately 30 m in diameter and 1.5 m high, with a rounded profile and a flattened top. It is thought that this flattening is due to arable erosion and weathering and that the mound may have originally stood Ring Holt SM3 1017466 Prehistoric 540319 370508 higher, when it would have been a notable feature against the skyline. Traces of bowl barrow an infilled and buried ditch are evident around the northern arc of the barrow mound. Material used in the construction of the mound would have been quarried from this ditch. There is no evidence to indicate that the barrow has ever been excavated and it is thought to be largely intact. The bench seat to the north of the barrow is excluded from the scheduling, although the ground beneath it is included.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 112 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Long barrows were constructed as earthen or drystone mounds, generally with flanking ditches. They acted as funerary monuments during the Early and Middle Neolithic periods (3400-2400 BC), representing the burial places of Britain's early farming communities, and as such are amongst the oldest field monuments surviving in the present landscape. Where investigated, long barrows appear to have been used for communal burial, often with only parts of the human remains having been selected for interment. Certain sites provide evidence for several phases of funerary activities preceding the construction of the barrow mound, including ditched enclosures containing structures related to various rituals of burial. It is probable, therefore, that long barrows acted as important spiritual sites for their local communities over considerable periods of time. The long barrows of the Lincolnshire Wolds and their adjacent regions have been identified as a distinct regional grouping of monuments in which the flanking ditches are continued around the ends of the barrow mound, either continuously or broken by a single causeway towards one end. More than 60 examples of this type of monument are known; a small number of these survive as earthworks, but the great majority of sites are known as cropmarks and soilmarks recorded on aerial photographs where no mound is evident at the surface. Not all Lincolnshire long barrows include mounds. Current limited understanding of the processes of Neolithic mortuary ritual in Lincolnshire is that Neolithic the large barrow mound represents the final phase of construction which was long barrow not reached by all mortuary monuments. Many of the sites where only the 540221. 371723.02 SM5 1015770 465m North Prehistoric ditched enclosure is known have been interpreted as representing monuments 7165 97 West of which had fully evolved mounds, but in which the mound itself has been Dexthorpe degraded or removed by subsequent agricultural activity. In a minority of cases, however, the ditched enclosure will represent a monument which never developed a burial mound. As a distinctive regional grouping of one of the few types of Neolithic monuments known, these sites are of great value. They were all in use over a great period of time and are thus highly representive of changing cultures of the peoples who built and maintained them. All forms of long barrow on the Lincolnshire Wolds and its adjacent regions are therefore considered to be of national importance and all examples with significant surviving remains are considered worthy of protection. Despite modification by ploughing, the long barrow 465m north west of Dexthorpe survives beneath the present ground surface and will retain rare and valuable archaeological deposits, including funerary remains, relating to the construction, dating and Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme period of use of the site together with insights into the ritual beliefs of the barrow113 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) builders. Environmental evidence preserved within the fills of the buried ditch Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) and on the old ground surface will illustrate the nature of the landscape in which the monument was set. The barrow is associated with two other long barrows to the north, and is one of a wider distribution which includes the Skendleby group and the pair known as Deadmen's Graves. The distribution of these barrows Listed Buildings in the Zone of Influence Project HE Listing Name Grade Period Easting Northing HE Listing Description ID No. No. Farmhouse. Mid C18 with minor mid C19 and C20 alterations. Red brick in Flemish bond, concrete tiled roof with raised brick coped tumbled gables and 2 gable stacks. T-plan. The range at the rear Manor Post 378226.36 is a C19 addition. 2 storey with garret, 3 bay front with plinth and LB27 1063012 II 545774 Farmhouse Medieval 08 first floor band. Central C20 door with overlight flanked by single bordered sashes. To first floor 3 similar windows all with cambered brick heads. Interior is all fitted out in C19. The house sits in a large moated enclosure. East Keal old Bolingbroke Road TF 36 SE (south side) 5/12 Brickfields II House. Late C18 with minor C20 alterations. Red Post 364525.36 brick, pantile roof, single gable stack. 2 storey, 3 bay front with first LB28 1063572 Brickfields II 537584 Medieval 08 floor band, central half glazed door, flanked by single glazing bar sashes. To first floor are 3 similar windows. All openings have segmental brick heads. Interior retains a stick baluster stair. East Keal main road TF 36 SE (south side) 5/9 Barley Cliff and 3.2.67 flanking walls G.V. II Former rectory, now house and flanking walls. 1826, with later C19 alterations. Red brick in Flemish bond, slate roofs and lead behind parapet, 3 wall stacks. Gable end to front. 2 storey. plus garret, 3 bay front with raked parapet, stone coped with 4 ball finials. Centre bay recessed with Barley Cliff wide semi-circular head, recessed end sections and end pilasters. and Post 363597.36 LB29 1063614 II 537524 Gable band. Central 8 panel door with traceried fanlight in recess Flanking Medieval 08 with semi-circular head. C19 latticed flat roofed porch, flanked by Walls single glazing bar sashes. To first floor 3 similar windows. In the gable a smaller similar sash. All windows have cambered splayed brick lintels. To either side are curved lower flanking walls, ramped down to end piers. The right hand side has a small glazing bar sash. Interior retains stick baluster stair. Stair hall has flat segmental archways. Original shutters in one room.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 114 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Road bridge. c.1812, under the direction of John Rennie. C20 restorations. Red brick with ashlar dressings. Basket arch with red Bridge over brick band over. Bowed swept walls terminating in single square Post 352793.36 LB32 1359723 Twenty Foot II 530330 piers. Ashlar coped parapet. Some C20 red brick. patching. The Medieval 08 Drain east half of this bridge is in Carrington parish. The west half in Westville parish. The area was drained and enclosed by the engineer John Rennie 1802-12. Farmhouse. Late C17 altered c.1800 and C20. Red brick in English bond, pantile roof. 2 shortened gable stacks. 2 storey 3 bay front with short plinth. Central C20 gabled brick porch with half glazed and panelled door behind, flanked by single 2 light glazing Post 378560.36 bar sliding sashes with segmental heads. To 1st floor are 3 two LB33 1063010 The Cottage II 548612 Medieval 08 light sliding sashes. To the rear is a contemporary single storey pent lean to with tumbled coped gable, altered C19 and C20. Interior retains 2 chamfered beams, one simply stopped, an inglenook fireplace now blocked, with a C18 brick bake oven in the corner. Farmhouse. C17, altered and extended C19, C20. Colourwashed brick, partly in English bond, thatched roof with brick coped gables, tumbled to right. Possibly originally timber frame. Single ridge and gable stacks. T-plan. 2 storey, irregular 4 bay front with central half glazed door covered by C20 rustic timber and thatch porch. To left Ailby House Post 376976.36 LB34 1168579 II 543790 2 and to right a single tall plain sash with segmental brick heads. Farmhouse Medieval 08 To first floor are 4 through eaves margin light eyebrow dormers. Over the door a pair of bordered lights to eaves, separated by a timber post, possibly part of an earlier frame. The right hand 3 bays have dentillated brick eaves and the left hand bay appears to be an early C19 addition. To the rear is a ramped gable over catslide to former dairy

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 115 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) East Keal main road TF 36 SE (south side) 5/10 Traphouse to Barley Cliff G.V. II Traphouse. 1826. Red brick in Flemish bond, Traphouse slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bay front with central double planked doors Post 363621.36 LB35 1308983 to Barley II 537553 in wide segmental arch, flanked by single planked doors and Medieval 08 Cliff glazing bar pivot lights. To first floor 3 similar windows. All openings have brick segmental heads. Included for group value only.

Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Middle Fen, Donington. Partially extant 19th Lincolnshire Post century unlisted outfarm. Regular courtyard HER/Historic 5 333 Middle Fen 517963 338115 Farm Medieval with L-plan range plus detached buildings to England the third side of the yard. Location is unclear. project Site of Vicarage Farm, Bicker. Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 6 334 Vicarage Farm 518001 338289 Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. England Additional, prominent detached elements to project the main plan. Eau End Farm, Helpringham. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 7 335 Eau End Farm 517910 338289 Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse is detached from the main project working complex.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 116 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Unnamed outfarm, Bicker. Redeveloped Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted outfarm. Regular Post HER/Historic 8 336 Not Named 518741 338276 Farm courtyard of L plan.location is unclear. Medieval England Isolated location. Large modern sheds are project located on the site. River Farm, Helpringham. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard of L plan. Prominent covered yard HER/Historic 10 340 River Farm 517755 337582 Farm Medieval in association. The farmhouse is detached England from the main working complex. Located project within a loose farmstead cluster. Unnamed farmstead, Donington. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Post farmstead. Loose courtyard with three sides HER/Historic 11 341 Not Named 517803 337423 Farm Medieval of the courtyard formed by working England agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is project detached from the main working complex. Site of Unnamed farmstead, Donington. Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Regular courtyard with L-plan range plus HER/Historic 12 342 Not Named 518040 337360 Farm Medieval detached buildings to the third side of the England yard. The farmhouse is detached with the project long axis facing on to the yard.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 117 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Undated cropmarks perhaps the remains of a settlement of some kind. {1} Probable cropmark Prehistoric or Romano-British Settlement, settlement, Donington. Seen as a complex Enclosure, Probable series of enclosure ditches,boundary Boundary, cropmark ditches, ring ditches (round houses?), Trackway, Early Iron Prehistoric or rectilinear ditched enclosures and a possible Lincolnshire 20 MLI20042 518850 337286 Round Age to Romano-British trackway following (partially cut by) an old HER house Roman settlement, river course. Probably Iron Age to Roman in (domestic), Donington date. Depicted on Google Maps (web site) Ring ditch, aerial photograph layer. The presence and Farmstead? extent of this feature was confirmed within the Aerial Photographic analysis report (AP1/ GE1). Sea Bank Farm, Huttoft. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Dispersed Lincolnshire Post clustered plan. The farmhouse location is HER/Historic 22 278 Sea Bank Farm 553415 379661 Farm Medieval unclear. There has been significant loss England (greater than 50%) of traditional buildings. project Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 118 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Yarlsgate Farm, Huttoft. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 23 292 Yarlsgate Farm 551947 379291 Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse is detached from the main project working complex. Wold Farm, Huttoft. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard Lincolnshire with three sides of the courtyard formed by Post HER/Historic 24 303 Wold Farm 550934 378631 Farm working agricultural buildings. Additional, Medieval England prominent detached elements to the main project plan. The farmhouse is detached from the main working complex. South Farm, Mablethorpe and Sutton. Partially extant 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Post farmstead. Loose courtyard with three sides HER/Historic 26 3319 South Farm 551960 379406 Farm Medieval of the courtyard formed by working England agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is project detached from the main working complex.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 119 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Site of (Not Named), Mablethorpe and Sutton. Demolished 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Post farmstead. Loose courtyard with three sides HER/Historic 27 3320 (Not Named) 551912 379453 Farm Medieval of the courtyard formed by working England agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is project detached from the main working complex. Site of (Goose Field), Aby with Greenfield. Lincolnshire Post Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. HER/Historic 28 3425 (Goose Field) 544468 377918 Farm Medieval Row. The farmhouse is detached from the England main working complex. Isolated location. project East Farm, Sausthorpe. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard Lincolnshire Post with two sides of the courtyard formed by HER/Historic 32 5311 East Farm 539539 368900 Farm Medieval working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Unnamed farmstead, East Keal. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Loose courtyard with two sides of the HER/Historic 35 5389 Not Named 537501 364551 Farm Medieval courtyard formed by working agricultural England buildings. The farmhouse is is detached project from the main working complex.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 120 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Highfield Farm, East Keal. 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard with a Lincolnshire Post covered yard. The farmhouse is is detached HER/Historic 36 5390 Highfield Farm 537392 364775 Farm Medieval from the main working complex. The England farmhouse is the only surviving historic project structure. Isolated location. Fair View, East Keal. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 37 5392 Fair View 537398 363620 Farm Medieval buildings to the fourth side of the yard. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Unnamed outfarm, East Keal. Redeveloped Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted outfarm. Regular Post HER/Historic 38 5394 Not Named 537516 363087 Farm courtyard of L plan.was location is unclear. Medieval England Isolated location. Large Modern sheds are project located on the site. Glebe Farm (Limes Farm), West Keal. Partially extant 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Glebe Farm Post farmstead. Regular courtyard with linked HER/Historic 39 5411 535815 361629 Farm (Limes Farm) Medieval working buildings to all four sides of the yard. England The farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 121 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Magers Farm, Stickford. Extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard with a Lincolnshire Post single side of the courtyard formed by HER/Historic 40 5740 Magers Farm 535041 361027 Farm Medieval working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Isolated location. Lock House, Stickford. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 41 5757 Lock House 534019 359934 Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse is is attached to a range of project working buildings. Site of (Not Named), West Fen. Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose Lincolnshire Post courtyard with two sides of the courtyard HER/Historic 42 5824 (Not Named) 532495 359254 Farm Medieval formed by working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse was is detached from the main project working complex. Isolated location. Unnamed farmstead, West Fen. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Loose courtyard with three sides of the HER/Historic 43 5830 Not Named 532638 358408 Farm Medieval courtyard formed by working agricultural England buildings. The farmhouse is is detached project from the main working complex.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 122 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. The Cottage, West Fen. 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire farmstead. Regular courtyard with L-plan Post HER/Historic 44 5831 The Cottage 532598 358614 Farm range plus detached buildings to the third Medieval England side of the yard. The farmhouse is is project detached from the main working complex. Bowser's Farm, West Fen. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 45 5840 Bowser's Farm 532603 356937 Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse was is attached to a range of project working buildings. Isolated location. Fen Farm, West Fen. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard Lincolnshire Post with four sides of the courtyard formed by HER/Historic 46 5841 Fen Farm 532248 356918 Farm Medieval working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is detached from the main project working complex. Rakes Farm, Heckington. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose Lincolnshire Post courtyard with three sides of the courtyard HER/Historic 47 7553 Rakes Farm 520845 343785 Farm Medieval formed by working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 123 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Unnamed farmstead, Great Hale. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Regular courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse HER/Historic 48 7606 Not Named 519557 342126 Farm Medieval is detached from the main working complex. England There has been a partial loss (less than project 50%) of traditional buildings. Unnamed farmstead, Little Hale. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire farmstead. Loose courtyard with three sides Post HER/Historic 49 7632 Not Named 517771 338683 Farm of the courtyard formed by working Medieval England agricultural buildings. The farmhouse was is project detached from the main working complex. Isolated location. Site of (Not Named), Little Hale. Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 50 7634 (Not Named) 518629 339790 Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse was is detached with the long project axis facing on to the yard. Site of (Not Named), Bicker. Demolished Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Post HER/Historic 51 7636 (Not Named) 518773 339931 Farm courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse was is Medieval England attached to a range of working buildings. project Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 124 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Home Farm, Holland Fen with Brothertoft. Partially extant 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Post farmstead. Regular courtyard of U plan. The HER/Historic 53 7994 Home Farm 524390 348577 Farm Medieval farmhouse is is detached from the main England working complex. There has been a partial project loss (less than 50%) of traditional buildings. Pear Trees, Holland Fen with Brothertoft. Lincolnshire Partially extant 19th century unlisted Post HER/Historic 54 7995 Pear Trees 524373 348492 Farm farmstead. Regular courtyard of L plan. The Medieval England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Gillbridge Farm, Holland Fen with Brothertoft. 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Regular courtyardof T plan. The farmhouse HER/Historic 56 7999 Gillbridge Farm 524037 347829 Farm Medieval is is detached from the main working England complex. The farmhouse is the only project surviving historic structure. Isolated location. Unnamed farmstead, Holland Fen with Brothertoft. 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Regular courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse HER/Historic 57 8000 Not Named 524106 347803 Farm Medieval is is detached from the main working England complex. The farmhouse is the only project surviving historic structure. Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 125 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Not Named (Three Hundreds), Amber Hill. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Not Named farmstead. Regular courtyard of U plan. The Post HER/Historic 58 8078 (Three 521672 346024 Farm farmhouse was is detached from the main Medieval England Hundreds) working complex. Isolated location. Large project Modern sheds are located to the side of the site. Swineshead House, Swineshead. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Regular courtyardof F plan. The farmhouse Swineshead Post HER/Historic 59 8103 521178 343479 Farm is is detached from the main working House Medieval England complex. There has been significant loss project (greater than 50%) of traditional buildings. Isolated location. Site of , Thornton Le Fen. Demolished 19th Lincolnshire century unlisted farmstead. Regular Post HER/Historic 60 10696 528098 351479 Farm courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse was is Medieval England detached from the main working complex. project Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 126 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Elm Tree Cottage, Langriville. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Elm Tree Post Loose courtyard with three sides of the HER/Historic 61 10779 526016 349443 Farm Cottage Medieval courtyard formed by working agricultural England buildings. The farmhouse is is detached project from the main working complex. Remains of Medieval ridge and furrow were identified during analysis of aerial photographs in July 2004 identified as a Medieval Ridge MLI11584 Ridge and series of parallel linear earthworks, mostly Lincolnshire 63 and Furrow, 552240 380071 Medieval 5 Furrow aligned on a roughly south-east to north- HER Sutton on Sea west axis, although a small block at the southern end is aligned on a roughly north- west to south-east axis. Remains of Medieval ridge and furrow were Medieval Ridge identified during analysis of aerial MLI11584 and Furrow, Ridge and Lincolnshire 64 553470 379586 Medieval photographs in July 2004. identified as a 6 Sea Bank Furrow HER series of parallel linear earthworks, aligned Farm, Huttoft on a roughly north-west to south-east axis.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 127 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. A rectilinear magnetic anomaly, thought to represent the remains of a probable ditched Probable enclosure of unknown date, was identified in Ditched MLI11606 Ditched this location in October 2011, during Lincolnshire 68 Enclosure, 537508 365568 Unknown 3 enclosure magnetometry survey along selected parts HER Wheelabout of the proposed Covenham Water Wood Treatment Works to Boston Transfer pipeline. Saxon pottery Early 2 sherds of Saxon pottery from a possible from Roman Lincolnshire 69 MLI40764 534830 360900 Findspot Medieval/ Romano British settlement site, see prn site nw of HER Dark Age 41014. {1}, Stickford Early Flint scraper possibly from a flint axe found Worked flint, Neolithic to Lincolnshire 70 MLI40918 537023 364089 Flint scatter in West Feal. also found in south-west of West Keal Late Bronze HER same field, flint flakes. Age Early Small concentration of 11 heavily plough Flints find to NE Neolithic to Lincolnshire 71 MLI40939 537042 364011 Flint scatter damaged flints within wider scatter. area OF West Keal Late Bronze HER 0.07h, HTM 76M Age Late Concentration of flints within wider scatter. Prehistoric site, Artefact Neolithic to possibly late Neolithic/ Early Bronze Age Lincolnshire 72 MLI40940 537089 364005 West Keal scatter Early site. {1} 2 sherds of Romano-British pottery HER Bronze Age also found., area 0.03h, HTM 70m

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 128 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Romano-British Artefact Concentration of Romano-British greyware Lincolnshire 73 MLI40951 sherds found in 536000 362090 dcatter, Roman found within soilmark. also found was 1 flint. HER West Keal Farmstead {1},area 0.1h, HTM 9m One fragment of stone axe (probably group Two fragments VI) found in West Keal parish at Lincolnshire 74 MLI40961 of stone axe, 536810 362805 Findspot Neolithic TF36806283. {1} One possible fragment of HER West Keal Neolithic stone axe found at TF36806280 {2}. HTM 18M Rectory dated to late c18 located to SW of Rectory, West Vicarage, Post Lincolnshire 75 MLI40972 537500 363600 East Keal village. {1}{2} located on OS 6' Keal House, Wall Medieval HER series to above NGR. {3}, HTM 32m Romano British pottery was recovered from this field during fieldwalking. types include Romano-British greyware, shell gritted ware and samian. {1} Artefact Lincolnshire 77 MLI40979 site, East of 537524 363682 Roman during a rapid fieldwalking survey of this field scatter HER Keal on the route of the proposed east bypass, a slight scatter of Roman pottery was recovered. {2}, HTM 61m

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 129 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Possible Medieval settlement indicated by slight soil mark and scatter of unglazed Medieval pottery. (probably c15). also found Settlement, were some Romano British sherds and 2 Possible Artefact bones. {1}, area 0.03h, HTM 64m TF 3757 Medieval Lincolnshire 78 MLI40987 537611 363852 scatter, Medieval 6375 -Medieval settlement indicated by settlement, HER Enclosure, concentration of pottery, building rubble and East Keal Croft some tile. also found was a shell and some bone. {2}, area 0.05h, HTM 61m The NMP recorded earthwork enclosures and crofts in this area. A scatter of flints, located on a north facing slope, near a hump of very sandy and flinty soil. {1} A collection of 8 flints of Late Mesolithic to Early Bronze Age date were Late recovered in May 2011, during systematic Flint Scatter, Mesolithic to field walking along selected parts of the Lincolnshire 79 MLI40989 Wheelabout 537241 365490 Flint scatter Late Bronze proposed Covenham Water Treatment HER Wood Age Works to Boston Transfer pipeline. The assemblage comprised one core fragment, three flakes - two of which were retouched, three blades - one of which was notched, and a combination tool.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 130 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. An Early Bronze Age Settlement Site on a sandy ridge close to alluvium. {1} Evaluation work was carried out in 1994 as part of the Fenland Management Project. Two north/south aligned ditches were recorded, one containing Bronze Age pottery. A layer of burnt stone, burnt flint, flint and pottery was thought to be the last remnants of a burnt mound. A series of ard marks were thought to predate the finds, which were Settlement, thought to have been deposited in the Late Artefact Bronze Age. A gully, pits and postholes were Bronze Age Scatter, also recorded. A small pit or posthole settlement site, Lincolnshire 81 MLI41009 534230 360121 Ditch, Burnt Bronze Age contained sherds of at least twelve different Hagnaby Lock, HER Mound, and pottery vessels arranged in a layered Stickford marks, Pit, concentric manner. The pottery is Gully, Post predominantly Late Bronze Age in date, Hole although some Early Bronze Age sherds may be present. Environmental sampling indicated an open site with weedy grassland and areas of disturbed and trampled ground. Large amounts of charcoal were noted, with some charred cereal, sloe stone fragments and hazelnut shell. Some of the ceramic finds may be briquetage, post-dating the agricultural phase represented by the ard Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme marks. 131 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. A possible Early Bronze Age settlement site Settlement, on a sandy ridge close to alluvium. among Early Lincolnshire 82 MLI41010 A Flint Scatter 534250 360230 Artefact the flint scatter was one blade with edge Bronze Age HER Scatter gloss. Also, one sherd of Middle Bronze Age pot. {1}, area 0.05H, HTM 2.5M Early Flint Scatter, Neolithic to A flint scatter on sand. {1}, area 0.1h, HTM Lincolnshire 84 MLI41013 Wheelabout 534520 360220 Flint Scatter Late Bronze 5m HER Wood Age A scatter of Romano British pottery A possible extending beyond soil mark. some unusual Roman sherds still not Identified (also 2 sherds of Artefact Lincolnshire 85 MLI41014 settlement site 534830 360900 Roman Saxon pottery, see prn 40764). Some iron Scatter HER NW of fragments, 1 bone and 4 flints. Romano Stickford. British pot including greyware and mortaria sherds. {1}, area 0.25h, HTM 8m Early Worked flint Small concentration of Prehistoric flint within Artefact Neolithic to Lincolnshire 89 MLI41144 found NE of 537301 365230 general background scatter found NE of Scatter Late Bronze HER Bunkers Gorse. Bunkers Gorse. {1}, area 0.07h, HTM 61m Age

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 132 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Saxon site indicated in East Keal. recovered Settlement, Early sherds were mainly Early Saxon but with Saxon Sites in Lincolnshire 91 MLI41839 537520 363686 Artefact Medieval/ some of Middle Saxon date. Lava quern East Keal HER Scatter Dark Age fragments, bone and slag also recovered. {1}, HTM 61m

Roman pottery Roman pottery including some Samian Artefact Lincolnshire 93 MLI42021 found in Ulceby 540782 373589 Roman found in field opposite to a known settlement Scatter HER with Fordington site. Early trackway Lincolnshire 94 MLI42470 sites, Langton 539467 371188 Trackway Unknown Early trackway sites, Langton by Spilsby HER by Spilsby Romano British pottery found in Artefact Romano British pottery found in 1909 in Lincolnshire 95 MLI42475 539750 371816 Roman Langton by Scatter Langton by Spilsby. HER Spilsby Romano British pottery found in Artefact Romano British pottery found in 1909 in Lincolnshire 96 MLI42476 539760 371962 Roman Langton by Scatter Langton by Spilsby. HER Spilsby

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 133 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Romano British pottery found in Artefact Romano British pottery found in 1909 in Lincolnshire 97 MLI42477 539793 372070 Roman Langton by Scatter Langton by Spilsby. HER Spilsby Thoresthorpe is mentioned in the domesday survey. the manor house is a c17 range with Thoresthorpe a shrunken Shrunken Lincolnshire 105 MLI42527 546110 377583 Medieval steeply pitched roof and later additions. in Medieval Village HER the garden is a large collection of c13 Village moulded stone. {1}{2}, HTM 7m Medieval field Lynchet, A large area of cultivation terraces and strip system in Lincolnshire 106 MLI42681 539308 371733 Field Medieval lynchets of Medieval date located in Langton Langton by HER System by Spilsby. Spilsby Romano British Artefact Romano British greyware pottery sherds and Lincolnshire 109 MLI42784 pottery from 537502 363799 Roman Scatter a kiln prop found in East Keal by G.Owen. HER East Keal Sherds of Medieval pottery (including typical Medieval Artefact Toynton and Bolingbroke wares) found in Lincolnshire 110 MLI42785 pottery from 537503 363800 Medieval Scatter East HER East Keal Keal. Also a possible kiln prop.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 134 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Sherds of Medieval pottery (including typical Medieval Artefact Post Toynton and Bolingbroke wares) found in Lincolnshire 111 MLI42786 pottery from 537501 363800 Scatter Medieval East HER East Keal Keal. Also a possible kiln prop. A three-bay type 23 Second World War Pillbox, Short's Lincolnshire 116 MLI43382 531311 352866 Pillbox Modern pillbox with covered middle bay, covered Corner HER entrance and 6 loopholes. Possible round barrow Ring Ditch, A possible Bronze Age round barrow Lincolnshire 118 MLI82316 cropmark west 539596 372759 Round Bronze Age cropmark is visible on aerial photographs HER of Langton Barrow west of Langton Grange Farm. Grange Farm Possible round Ring Ditch, A possible Bronze Age round barrow barrow Lincolnshire 119 MLI82317 539653 372798 Round Bronze Age cropmark is visible on aerial photographs cropmark south HER Barrow south of Fulletby village. of Fulletby Possible round Ring Ditch, A possible Bronze Age round barrow barrow Lincolnshire 121 MLI82328 540321 371374 Round Bronze Age cropmark is visible on aerial photographs cropmark west HER Barrow west of Dexthorpe. of Dexthorpe

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 135 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Mesolithic Lithic An assessment of the lithics recovered Early and/or Neolithic Working during excavations at Hagnaby Lock Mesolithic to Lincolnshire 122 MLI84516 flintworking site, 534231 360118 Site, indicates that Mesolithic and/or Neolithic flint Late HER Hagnaby Lock, Artefact working practices were being carried out on Neolithic Stickford Scatter or near the site. 126 MLI85124, Undated 540566 374228 Trackway, Unknown An area of undated cropmarks, comprising Lincolnshire AP26, cropmarks, Enclosure trackways and enclosures, located to the HER Area 33 east of Driby east of Driby, have been identified from aerial photographs. Further evidence of these cropmarks were highlighted within the LiDAR and Aerial Photographic Analysis report, this report identified field boundaries and trackways which were interpreted to potentially date to either the Iron Age or Romano-British period (AP26). These cropmarks are recorded beyond the current extent of the HER record. The results of the geophysical survey within this area confirmed the presence and nature of this asset further. This identified a small rectiliear enclosure, possible pit-like features and a tentative ring-ditch.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 136 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Undated An undated cropmark linear feature, located cropmark linear Linear to the south of Driby Grange, and running Lincolnshire 127 MLI85127 539721 373449 Unknown feature, south Feature north-south, has been identified from aerial HER of Driby Grange photographs. Medieval Ridge and Lincolnshire 128 MLI85165 Ridge and 537263 366815 Medieval Late Medieval earthwork ridge and furrow. Furrow HER furrow, Raithby MLI85170 Medieval Field 537512 367840 Field Medieval Earthworks of a medieval ridge and furrow Lincolnshire System, System, field system, identified on aerial HER Raithby Ridge and phtoographs by the National Mapping 130 Furrow Programme. {1} The medieval ridge and furrow appears to have been ploughed out and is not visible (in 2013) on Google satellite imagery. {2} Post Medieval Post Post Medieval earthwork and stonework Lincolnshire 133 MLI85174 quarries, Mavis 536816 366522 Quarry Medieval quarries. HER Enderby Settlement, Medieval Ridge and Possible Medieval earthwork settlement Lincolnshire 134 MLI85175 settlement, 536463 366589 Furrow, Medieval consisting of crofts, boundary and ridge and HER Mavis Enderby Croft, furrow. Boundary

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 137 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Medieval cropmark field Field Lincolnshire 136 MLI85185 538958 369303 Medieval Medieval cropmark field boundary. boundary, Boundary HER Sausthorpe Roman Enclosure, Roman cropmarks of enclosures and Lincolnshire 138 MLI85191 cropmarks, 539233 368557 Macula, Roman boundaries, also other cropmarks of HER Sausthorpe Boundary uncertain function.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 138 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. The original layout of the farm buildings formed a 'U' shape. Only the southern half of this arrangement was recorded, with the northern half being a separate property, having been previously converted to residential property. The recorded section formed an 'L-shape' arrangement, with south-east to north-west and north-east to south-west wings. The two ranges are separated by a garden wall with an arched gateway. The recorded buildings form a Former Farm one-storey brick built structure opened to its Buildings at Post pitched roofs. The earliest phases of building Farm Lincolnshire 141 MLI85313 Grant's Farm, 524380 348573 Medieval to appeared to be the cow house, which still Building HER Main Road, Modern retained its original brick floor, trough and Holland Fenn feeding rack. Re-used timber was utilised in this part of the building, including a chamfered beam that may be as early as the C17. The next phase of construction was an open fronted cart shed. An embossed iron column used in this structure suggests the cart shed dates to the last quarter of the 19th century. The final, most recent phases are represented by an extension to the cart shed in machine-made brick. The replacement raised the roof of the cow shed and inserted Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme a breeze-block dividing wall. 139 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Undated Field cropmarks, Boundary, Undated cropmark field boundary, enclosure Lincolnshire 142 MLI85348 539610 372849 Unknown Langton by Enclosure, and boundary. HER Spilsby Boundary Undated cropmark Lincolnshire 143 MLI85349 enclosure, 539670 372643 Enclosure Unknown Undated cropmark enclosure. HER Langton by Spilsby Prehistoric Enclosure, cropmarks, Later Possible Prehistoric cropmarks of Lincolnshire 144 MLI85352 539688 371546 Macula, Langton by Prehistoric enclosures and boundaries. HER Boundary Spilsby Modern searchlight batteries and associated Searchlight Searchlight building, survive as earthworks. {1} This area Lincolnshire 148 MLI85375 540736 370925 Modern batteries, Dalby Battery appears to be under cultivation on aerial HER photographs on google mapping. {2} Earthwork ridge Ridge and Lincolnshire 149 MLI85376 and furrow, 540477 370172 Medieval Possible earthwork ridge and furrow. Furrow HER Dalby Undated ditch An undated ditch was revealed at Amber Lincolnshire 155 MLI88428 523049 347100 DITCH Unknown at Amber Hill Hill. HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 140 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. East Kirkby originally functioned as a decoy airfield. Construction of the airfield began in 1942 and the station was operational by August 1943. Lancasters operated from the station throughout the Second World War flying the last operational sortie from the station, on 25 April 1945. The station went into care and maintenance in November 1945 but was retained for trials use. In 1954 RAF East Kirkby reopened to serve both RAF and USAF units staging operations in Airfield, the Far East from here. USAF Dakotas of RAF East Museum, 3917 Air Base Squadron were based here Lincolnshire 156 MLI88675 534712 361542 Modern Kirkby Military until closure in 1958. The Ministry of HER Airfield Defence finally disposed of the site in 1970. RAF East Kirkby is now home to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre (PRN 48236). {1}{2}{3}{4} Possible traces of the former airfield defences were identified in August 2012, during LiDAR assessment of the proposed route of a new water pipeline between Miningsby and Boston. A pattern of shallow circular depressions along the southern boundary were thought to possibly reflect the former locations of searchlight batteries or gun emplacements. {5} Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 141 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Probable Late Probable Late Medieval earthwork ridge and Medieval Ridge and furrow, Saleby, as depicted on the NMP.{1} Lincolnshire 157 MLI88742 earthwork ridge 544061 378698 Medieval Furrow This area appears to be under cultivation on HER and furrow, aerial photographs seen on google earth. {2} Saleby Probable Medieval Probable Medieval earthwork enclosure, Lincolnshire 158 MLI88747 earthwork 551196 378560 Enclosure Medieval Huttoft, as depicted on the NMP HER enclosure, Huttoft Undated cropmark A trackway or similar feature of unknown trackway near Lincolnshire 161 MLI89969 517252 339496 Trackway Unknown date is visible as a cropmark on aerial Home Farm HER photographs. House, Little Hale Cropmark undated rectangular enclosures, Cropmark Bicker. A rectangular enclosure with an undated Rectangular adjoining polygonal enclosure, both with Lincolnshire 164 MLI90808 rectangular 518742 339624 Enclosure, Undated internal, yet indistinct features. Undated. HER enclosures, Ditch Seen on Google Maps (web site) aerial Bicker photograph layer.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 142 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Cropmark Cropmark undated enclosure, Bicker. Ovoid undated shaped enclosure. Undated. Seen on Lincolnshire 165 MLI90810 518756 339772 Enclosure Undated enclosure, Google Maps (web site) aerial photograph HER Bicker layer. Deserted Toft, Croft, Deserted Medieval village of Markby. Crofts, Lincolnshire 166 MLI90886 Medieval village 548606 378668 Medieval Enclosure tofts and enclosures depicted on the NMP. HER of Markby Probable Medieval Probable Medieval earthwork fishponds, Lincolnshire 167 MLI90887 earthwork 548157 378521 Fishpond Medieval Markby depicted by the NMP HER fishponds, Markby MLI92416 East Keal Hall 537466 363731 Park Post A park recorded on the first edition c.1880 Lincolnshire 168 park, East Keal Medieval to and c.1905 Ordnance Survey maps at East HER Modern Keal Hall, East Keal. A blade core from Mardon Hill (Marl Pits) Upper recorded at TF 375 644 in the Colonisation Upper Palaeolithic or of Britain Project. They are from the E.H. Palaeolithic Lincolnshire 170 MLI98496 Mesolithic 537501 364401 Findspot Rudkin Collection. The flint tool is not to Late HER blade core, precisely dated and therefore may date from Mesolithic East Keal either the Upper Palaeolithic or Mesolithic periods.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 143 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Earthwork ridge and furrow in West Keal Ridge and Earthwork ridge was seen on aerial photographs and Furrow, Lincolnshire 173 MLI98763 and furrow in 536484 362770 Medieval recorded by the NMP. {1} The earthworks Field HER West Keal have been destroyed by later arable System cultivation. {2} Keal Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built Wesleyan prior to 1800. It was rebuilt on the same site Keal Wesleyan Methodist Post in 1863. Although the chapel has now been Methodist Chapel, Lincolnshire 175 MLI99123 537148 363469 Medieval to demolished, it survived until at least 1878, Chapel, East Wesleyan HER Modern long enough for Pevsner to note that it was Keal Methodist of red brick and 'essentially Classical'. Chapel, {1}{2}{3}{4}{5} A sherd of abraded Medieval Toynton ware pottery was found in this area in May 2011, during systematic field walking along selected parts of the proposed Covenham Medieval Water Treatment Works to Boston Transfer Activity, Findspot, pipeline. {1}{2} Traces of Medieval ridge and Lincolnshire 176 MLI99475 Wheelabout 537088 365464 Ridge and Medieval furrow were recorded in this area in June HER Wood, West Furrow 2011, during magnetometry survey along Keal selected parts of the proposed Covenham Water Treatment Works to Boston Transfer pipeline. The remains were identified as a series of parallel linear magnetic anomalies, aligned on a roughly north to south axis. Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 144 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. America Farm, Mablethorpe and Sutton. Lincolnshire Post Redeveloped C19 unlisted outfarm. Single HER/Historic 179 3326 America Farm 550716 378857 Farm Medieval building.location is unclear. Isolated location. England Large Modern sheds are located on the site. project Home Farm, Beesby with Saleby. Partially Lincolnshire extant C19 unlisted farmstead. Regular Post HER/Historic 180 3492 Home Farm 545848 378354 Farm courtyard with linked working buildings to all Medieval England four sides of the yard. The farmhouse is project detached from the main working complex. Saleby Manor, Beesby with Saleby. Redeveloped C19 unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Post Regular courtyard of E plan. The farmhouse HER/Historic 181 3493 Saleby Manor 545715 378269 Farm Medieval is detached from the main working complex. England Isolated location. Large Modern sheds are project located on the site. Red House, Raithby. Partially extant C19 unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard of L Lincolnshire Post plan. The farmhouse is is detached from the HER/Historic 185 5355 Red House 537296 367379 Farm Medieval main working complex. There has been a England partial loss (less than 50%) of traditional project buildings.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 145 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Glebe Farm (Rectory), East Keal. Partially extant 17th century listed farmstead. Loose Lincolnshire Glebe Farm Post courtyard with four sides of the courtyard HER/Historic 186 5393 537551 363617 Farm (Rectory) Medieval formed by working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is is detached with the gable end project facing on to the yard. Manor House, West Keal. 19th century Lincolnshire unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard with Post HER/Historic 187 5410 Manor House 536641 362190 Farm L-plan range plus detached buildings to the Medieval England third side of the yard. The farmhouse is is project detached from the main working complex. The White Barn, East Kirkby. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose Lincolnshire Post courtyard with three sides of the courtyard HER/Historic 188 5455 The White Barn 533918 359812 Farm Medieval formed by working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Staunch Farm, Stickford. Redeveloped 19th Lincolnshire Post century unlisted outfarm. Single building.was HER/Historic 189 5741 Staunch Farm 534370 360636 Farm Medieval Isolated location. Large Modern sheds are England located to the side of the site. project

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 146 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Harvest Man Inn, Carrington. Extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Harvest Man Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 191 5876 531338 352814 Farm Inn Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Site of (Not Named), Bicker. Demolished Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Post HER/Historic 192 7635 (Not Named) 518583 339394 Farm courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse was is Medieval England detached from the main working complex. project Isolated location. Skirbeck Farm (Skirbeck allotment), Sibsey. Lincolnshire Skirbeck Farm Redeveloped 19th century unlisted Post HER/Historic 193 10546 (Skirbeck 532042 354508 Farm farmstead. Regular courtyard of U plan. The Medieval England allotment) farmhouse was is detached with the gable project end facing on to the yard. Isolated location. Site of , Sibsey. Demolished 19th century Lincolnshire Post unlisted outfarm. Loose courtyard with two HER/Historic 194 10547 532089 354230 Farm Medieval sides of the courtyard formed by working England agricultural buildings. Isolated location. project

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 147 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Primrose Hill Farm, Thornton Le Fen. Partially extant 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Primrose Hill Post farmstead. Loose courtyard with three sides HER/Historic 195 10697 528175 351302 Farm Farm Medieval of the courtyard formed by working England agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is project detached from the main working complex. Mill Farm, Thornton Le Fen. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse was is HER/Historic 196 10698 Mill Farm 527742 350957 Farm Medieval attached to a range of working buildings. England Isolated location. Large Modern sheds are project located on the site. Thornton Le Fen. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse is is Post HER/Historic 197 10703 527610 350807 Farm detached from the main working complex. Medieval England There has been a partial loss (less than project 50%) of traditional buildings. Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 148 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Beech House Farm, Langriville. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Regular courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse Beech House Post HER/Historic 198 10758 525331 349657 Farm is is detached from the main working Farm Medieval England complex. There has been a partial loss (less project than 50%) of traditional buildings. Isolated location. Cstle Dike Farm, Langriville. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Castle Dike Post courtyard with L-plan range plus detached HER/Historic 199 10783 527221 350671 Farm Farm Medieval buildings to the third side of the yard. The England farmhouse is is detached from the main project working complex. Bronze Age and Roman sherds (see prn Early 40931) recovered from poorly exposed Prehistoric Artefact Neolithic to surface. Bronze Age sherds tend to be Lincolnshire 200 MLI40762 Finds, West 534950 361800 Scatter Late Bronze concentrated to north east. Also found were HER Keal Age 27 flints and burnt stone. {1}, area 1.2h, HTM 9m

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 149 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. 19th century manor house which has been converted into a ha. {1} site of Medieval? Manor House Manor Medieval to moats. visible on air photos taken in 1946. and site of Lincolnshire 203 MLI40919 536700 362200 House, Post earthworks were levelled in 1956 with the moats, West HER West Keal Medieval exception of small ditch to E and S of manor Keal house. nothing structural or material found during this work. {1}{2}{3}{4}, HTM 7m. Early Flint Neolithic to Flint flake with blade shape found in West Lincolnshire 204 MLI40926 Flake,West 537000 363700 Findspot Late Bronze Keal by G.Owen. HER Keal Age Thin scatter of Medieval pottery, burnt stone Medieval finds and tile on former moated site prn 40919 , Artefact Lincolnshire 205 MLI40929 on site of Moat, 536650 362260 Medieval levelled in 1950's. Pottery found on sandy Scatter HER West Keal mound to W of moated area. {1}, area 0.10h, HTM 7.5M Roman sherds recovered from poorly Romano British exposed surface. Romano British pottery - Artefact Lincolnshire 206 MLI40931 Finds, West 534950 361800 Roman greyware. also found were 27 flints, Bronze Scatter HER Keal Age pottery and burnt stone (PRN 40762). {1}, AREA 1.2h, HTM 9m

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 150 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Late Saxon/Early Medieval settlement site Late south of West Keal and close to moated Early Saxon/Early Settlement, area of PRN 40919. mainly 9th to 12th Medieval/Da Lincolnshire 207 MLI40952 Medieval 536740 362100 Artefact century sherds, found within soilmark. also rk Age to HER Settlement, Scatter found were 7 bones and a number of Medieval West Keal Romano-British sherds. {1}, area 0.06h, HTM 7m Medieval settlement site indicated by scatter Medieval Settlement, of Medieval sherds within soilmark, Medieval Lincolnshire 208 MLI40965 Settlement Site, 536430 361950 Artefact Medieval tile, iron fragments, glass fragments, 2 HER West Keal Scatter bones and some burnt stone {1}, area 0.7h, HTM 7m Iron Age site (possible) and Romano British Settlement, sites. two or more concentrations of sherds Iron Age and Settlement, within soilmark. 6a:- iron Age pottery. Also, Lincolnshire 209 MLI41128 Romano Britsh 537000 362050 Iron Age Artefact yielded Medieval finds (PRN 42704). HER sites, East Keal Scatter Romano British finds (PRN 42703). {1}, area 0.9h, HTM 6.5m Thhe Grange, Place name evidence for a grange at Lincolnshire 210 MLI42130 538450 368900 Grange Undated Sausthorpe Sausthorpe. HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 151 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Leaf-shaped flint arrowheads Two Neolithic leaf-shaped arrowheads found Lincolnshire 211 MLI42481 found in 539410 369950 Findspot Neolithic near America farm. {1}{2) HER Langton by Spilsby Romano British pottery recovered from two or more concentrations of sherds within soilmark of possible Iron Age and Romano Iron Age and British sites, see PRN 42704 and 41128. Artefact Lincolnshire 212 MLI42703 Romano British 537000 362050 Roman pottery includes greyware, shell gritted ware, Scatter HER sites, East Keal mortaria and colour coated ware. not clear from entry whether iron slag and possible quern fragments are Roman or Iron Age. {1}{2}, area 0.9h, HTM 6.5m Medieval Finds Medieval pottery and bone recovered from from Iron Age concentration of sherds within soilmark of a Artefact Lincolnshire 213 MLI42704 and Romano 537000 362050 Medieval possible Iron Age and Romano British site, Scatter HER British site, see PRN 41128 AND 42703. {1}, area 0.9H, East Keal HTM 6.5m

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 152 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Hagnaby priory in name only, located approximately at 40896a. fragment remains of this so-called country house of Charles Hagnaby Priory Post Kirk. Built in 1835 of neo Tudor-gothic style. Country House Country Lincolnshire 215 MLI40896 534775 362158 Medieval to {1} Illustration of house in parish file. Seat of and park, East House, Park HER Modern W.Coltman., HTM 12m. A park is recorded Kirkby on the first edition c.1880 and c.1905 Ordnance Survey maps at Hagnaby House, East Kirkby. {2}{3} Romano British settlement site. Defined as three distinct concentrations by the fenland survey; eke 15a - greyware sherds and 2 large lumps of slag recovered. eke 15b - Settlement, Romano British greyware, mortaria, colour coated ware and Artefact Lincolnshire 216 MLI40991 Settlement, 537621 363828 Roman slag recovered eke 15c - greyware, shell Scatter, HER East Keal gritted ware and colour coated ware Farmstead recovered together with some slag. distinct areas of darker soil present and chalk/mortar and burnt material has been caught by the plough. {1}, area 0.15h, HTM 61m Possible Late Saxon/Early Settlement, Early Possible Late Saxon/Early Medieval Lincolnshire 217 MLI40992 Medieval 537622 363828 Artefact Medieval/Da settlement site. 8 sherds of pottery found. HER settlement, Scatter rk Age {1}, HTM 61m East Keal Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 153 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. A number of Medieval pot sherds and a Medieval Finds Artefact Lincolnshire 218 MLI40993 537619 363826 Medieval Medieval bronze strap end found in same from East Keal Scatter HER area as Roman site. {1}, HTM 61m The deserted Medieval village of Ailby or Aleby survives as very slight traces of Ailby or Aleby Deserted earthworks on aerial photographs. These Lincolnshire 219 MLI42435 deserted 543872 376702 Settlement, Medieval are field roads, drainage and quarrying HER Medieval village Settlement features. The village of Ailby is mentioned in 1086 and 1242 and as Aleby in Rigsby in 1334. {1}{2}{3}{4} Possible round barrow Ring Ditch, A possible Bronze Age round barrow Lincolnshire 225 MLI82329 cropmark north 540252 373864 Round Bronze Age cropmark is visible on aerial photographs HER west of Ulceby Barrow north west of Ulceby Cross. Cross Roman cropmark Lincolnshire 226 MLI85190 539255 368507 Trackway Roman PRN 45159 Roman cropmark trackway. trackway, HER Sausthorpe Undated Linear PRN 42888 The NMP has interpreted a cropmark linear Later Lincolnshire 228 MLI85329 540136 369242 Feature, double linear cropmark as a possible feature, Prehistoric HER Boundary Prehistoric boundary. {1}{2} Partney

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 154 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Ridge and Ridge and PRN 45282 Medieval earthwork ridge and Lincolnshire 229 MLI85351 furrow, Langton 539697 370686 Medieval Furrow furrow. {1} HER by Spilsby PRN 46750 The site of a country house built by Bennet Langton in 1866-67. Bennet Langton spent £8000 on his new house, which was Country designed by the Louth architect James Site of Langton House, Fowler. It stood on a magnificent site on the Hall and Landscape Post hill above the village, looking over a valley Lincolnshire 231 MLI90040 Gardens, 539662 370543 Park, Medieval to and towards the south. It was extended in HER Langton by Lodge, Modern the 1870s. It was demolished in the late Spilsby Ooutbuildin 1950s and the Langton family now lives g, Park elsewhere in the village. {1} At Langton Cottage. Outbuildings are found immediately north of the Hall site, the lodge and a number of garden features still remain. {2} See HER 46751 for more Langton Halls. PRN 13902 Cropmark undated enclosures Cropmark and ditches, Bicker. Indistinct cropmark undated Enclosre, Lincolnshire 233 MLI90811 519063 339925 Undated ditches and enclosure ditches. Undated. enclosures and Ditch HER Seen on Google Maps (web site) aerial ditches, Bicker photograph layer.{1}{2}

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 155 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Post Mavis Enderby A historic park recorded on the 1907 Lincolnshire 234 MLI91672 536506 366596 Park Medieval to Rectory Park Ordnance Survey map at the Rectory. HER Modern The dmv or Asserby is not mentioned in the Deserted Deserted Domesday Book but is mentioned in the Lincolnshire 267 MLI41479 Medieval village 549430 377664 Settlement, Medieval book of fees. Earthworks are visible on air HER of Asserby Settlement photos at TF49477755 and TF49677757 Ridge and Late Medieval earthwork field system, Furrow, Late Medieval Bilsby. Depicted on the NMP.{1} Medieval Field Lincolnshire 268 MLI90885 earthwork field 547961 377600 Medieval ridge and furrow appears to have been System, HER system, Bilsby ploughed out and is not visible (in 2013) on Field Google maps. {2} Boundary

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 156 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. The deserted medieval village of Rigsby is mentioned in Domesday in 1086 and in the Book of Fees in 1242. {1}{2}{3} It is also Deserted recorded with Ailby in the Lay Subsidy Settlement, Rigsby returns of 1334. {4} Medieval settlement Settlement, Medieval remains are visible as earthworks around Enclosure, Lincolnshire 269 MLI42798 settlement, 543183 375501 Medieval the modern village of Rigsby. Remains of Croft, Ridge HER Rigsby with crofts are visible north-west of the modern and Furrow, Ailby settlement as enclosures. Ridge and furrow Field survives as earthworks to the south-east. {5} System Medieval ridge and furrow appears to have been ploughed out and is not visible (in 2013) on Google maps. Mesolithic flakes and blades were found at Mesolithic this location. {1}{2} The assemblage Flakes and Lincolnshire 270 MLI42783 537797 364390 Flint Scatter Mesolithic comprises five broken flint blades from the Blades, East HER E.H Rudkin collection. The date of the Keal blades is not recorded. {3} Sherd of early Early 1 sherd of early Saxon pottery found to w of Lincolnshire 282 MLI40963 Saxon pottery, 535900 361500 Findspot Medieval/Da Keal Cotes, htm 11m HER West Keal rk Age

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 157 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. House Farm (Stainton's Farm), Dalby. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard of L plan. The farmhouse is detached from the main Lincolnshire House Farm working complex. There has been a partial HER/Historic (Stainton's loss (less than 50%) of traditional buildings. England 415 3978 Farm) 540619 370210 Isolated project Site of (Partney Barn), Partney. Demolished 19th century unlisted outfarm. Loose Lincolnshire courtyard with a single side of the courtyard HER/Historic formed by working agricultural buildings.was England 416 5297 (Partney Barn) 540142 369265 Isolated location. project Bronze Age Hammer, A Bronze Age perforated quartzite axe- Langton by hammer found in the parish of Langton by Lincolnshire 417 MLI42474 Spilsby 53950 371400 Findspot Bronze Age Spilsby. {1}{2} HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 158 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Langton by Spilsby (also known as Langton by Partney) is mentioned in the Domesday Survey. The Old Hall burnt down in 1405 and was rebuilt in Elizabethan times at TF 3912 7052 (the source for this grid reference is now unknown) and again in 1822 reportedly at the same place (though see PRN 46751). It was finally demolished in 1845. In 1959, a complex of banks and ditches in Church Close was levelled leaving only the moated site (hall) as an earthwork. Pottery recovered from the area is mostly Post-Medieval. A silver coin of Edward III and an ancient 'green glass bottle' and key Shruken were found on the hall site in 1868. Village, Earthworks of the shrunken medieval village Artefact were identified on aerial photographs by the Shruken Scatter. NMP. {8} The Medieval homestead moat Medieval Ridge and Lincolnshire 418 MLI42485 539250 370638 Medieval and minor earthworks in Church Close were Village of Furrow, HER destroyed by ploughing in 1959. They Langton Moat, Croft, formed part of the Medieval settlement of Settlement, Langton. The moat had been thirty feet wide. Enclosure, The reasons for the decay of the village can Hall House only be conjectured. Depopulation due to sheep farming is one possibility, and another is deliberate re-settlement away from the Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme garden front of the new hall. {9} Langton was 159 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) held by Hugh, Earl of Chester in 1086, and Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) at the time of the Lindsey Survey, c.1115, Earl Hugh's son and heir had twelve carucates in Langton. No mention of a Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Possible round Ring Ditch, A possible Bronze Age round barrow barrow Lincolnshire 419 MLI82315 539740 371094 Round Bronze Age cropmark is visible on aerial photographs to cropmark east HER Barrow the west of Smiths Wood. {1} of Smiths Wood Possible round Ring Ditch, A possible Bronze Age round barrow barrow Lincolnshire 420 MLI82338 539990 369234 Round Bronze Age cropmark is visible on aerial photographs in cropmark in HER Barrow Partney. {1} Partney Prehistoric cropmark Later PRN 45277 Prehistoric cropmark boundary. Lincolnshire 421 MLI85328 540087 369235 Boundary boundary, Prehistoric {1} HER Partney Undated cropmark Lincolnshire 422 MLI85350 boundary, 539347 372714 Boundary Unknown PRN 45281 Undated cropmark boundary. {1 HER Langton by Spilsby Prehistoric cropmarks, Boundary, Later PRN 45284 Possible Prehistoric cropmarks Lincolnshire 423 MLI85353 539638 371237 Langton by Enclosure Prehistoric of boundary and enclosure. {1 HER Spilsby Quarries, Quarry, PRN 45285 Undated quarries and lime kilns. Lincolnshire 424 MLI85354 Langton by 539494 371315 Unknown Lime Kiln {1} HER Spilsby

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 160 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. (Furze Hill), Bilsby. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire courtyard of E plan. Additional, prominent Post HER/Historic 426 317 (Furze Hill) 548032 377880 Farm detached elements to the main plan. The Medieval England farmhouse is detached from the main project working complex. There has been a partial loss (less than 50%) of traditional buildings) Mill House Farm (Old Mill House), Beesby with Saleby. Partially extant 19th century Lincolnshire Mill House unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard of L Post HER/Historic 427 3494 Farm (Old Mill 546568 378676 Farm plan. The farmhouse is detached from the Medieval England House) main working complex. There has been a project partial loss (less than 50%) of traditional buildings. Dexthorpe, Dalby. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse is Post HER/Historic 428 3975 Dexthorpe 540668 371583 Farm attached to a range of working buildings. Medieval England There has been significant loss (greater than project 50%) of traditional buildings. Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 161 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Glebe Farm, Raithby. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire Post courtyard with multiple regular yards. The HER/Historic 429 5360 Glebe Farm 537477 366518 Farm Medieval farmhouse is detached from the main England working complex. There has been a partial project loss (less than 50%) of traditional buildings. Raithby Grange, Raithby. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard with three sides of the courtyard Lincolnshire 5361/ Post formed by working agricultural buildings. The HER/Historic 430 Raithby Grange 537619 366508 Farm MLI42121 Medieval farmhouse is detached with the long axis England facing on to the yard. The HER states that project this site is based upon place name evidence. Byeway Farm, East Kirkby. Extant 19th Lincolnshire century unlisted farmstead. Regular Post HER/Historic 431 5453 Byeway Farm 533791 360648 Farm courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse is Medieval England detached from the main working complex. project Located within a loose farmstead cluster.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 162 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Park Farm, Stickford. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire courtyard with L-plan range plus detached Post HER/Historic 432 5758 Park Farm 534006 359766 Farm buildings to the third side of the yard. The Medieval England farmhouse is detached from the main project working complex. There has been significant loss Unnamed farmstead, West Fen. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Regular courtyard of E plan. The farmhouse Post HER/Historic 433 5823 Not Named 531863 359213 Farm is detached from the main working complex. Medieval England There has been significant loss (greater than project 50%) of traditional buildings. Isolated location Site of (Not Named), West Fen. Demolished Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted farmstead. Row with Post HER/Historic 434 5843 (Not Named) 532742 355859 Farm additional detached elements. The Medieval England farmhouse was attached to a range of project working buildings. Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 163 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Medlam Farm, Carrington. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Lincolnshire courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse is Post HER/Historic 435 5861 Medlam Farm 531902 356165 Farm detached from the main working complex. Medieval England There has been a partial loss (less than project 50%) of traditional buildings. Isolated location. Site of (Six Hundreds Farm), Heckington. Lincolnshire Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. (Six Hundreds Post HER/Historic 436 7552 520799 344354 Farm Regular courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse Farm) Medieval England was is detached from the main working project complex. Isolated location. White House Farm, Great Hale. 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard with Lincolnshire White House Post multiple regular yards. The farmhouse is HER/Historic 437 7607 518598 342103 Farm Farm Medieval detached from the main working complex. England The farmhouse is the only surviving historic project structure. Isolated location. Unnamed farmstead, Little Hale. Redeveloped 19th century unlisted Lincolnshire Post farmstead. Regular courtyard of U plan. The HER/Historic 438 7633 Not Named 518033 339800 Farm Medieval farmhouse was is detached from the main England working complex. Isolated location. Large project modern sheds are located on the site.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 164 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Unnamed farmstead, Holland Fen with Brothertoft. Partially extant 19th century Lincolnshire unlisted farmstead. Regular courtyard of U Post HER/Historic 439 7996 Not Named 523667 348477 Farm plan. The farmhouse is detached from the Medieval England main working complex. There has been a project partial loss (less than 50%) of traditional build Mob's Eye, Amber Hill. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard Lincolnshire Post with three sides of the courtyard formed by HER/Historic 440 8067 Mob's Eye 522248 347266 Farm Medieval working agricultural buildings. The England farmhouse is detached from the main project working complex. Site of , Frithville and Westville. Demolished Lincolnshire 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Post HER/Historic 441 10653 529060 352156 Farm courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse was Medieval England detached from the main working complex. project Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 165 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Laburnum, House, Langriville. Partially extant 19th century unlisted farmstead. Lincolnshire Loose courtyard with three sides of the Laburnum Post HER/Historic 442 10780 526066 349385 Farm courtyard formed by working agricultural House Medieval England buildings. The farmhouse is detached from project the main working complex. There has been signific A long neck Prehistoric Beaker pot found on Prehistoric the beach at Sutton on Sea, opposite the Lincolnshire 443 MLI41443 Beaker, Sutton 553400 380200 Findspot Prehistoric golf course. Held in the Spalding HER on Sea Gentlemen's Society Museum. Dexthorpe is mentioned in 1086 and 1334. A Settlement, priest was last instituted in 1451 and by Site of Church, 1577 the village was a pasture of 2 acres in Deserted Deserted which stood a church and parsonage. There Lincolnshire 444 MLI42034 Medieval 540636 371670 Settlement, Medieval are minor earthworths in the area. HER Village of Croft, {1}{2}{3}{4}{5} Earthwork remains of a Dexthorpe Trackway, church, building, crofts, trackways and Pond ponds have been identified by the NMP from aerial photographs.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 166 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Cropmark of possible long Long A cropmark described as ‘possibly of 2 Lincolnshire 445 MLI42971 barrow, 540496 371882 Barrow, Undated ditches (Long Barrow?) seen on 1986 AP. HER southeast of Ditch No further details. Spellow Hills According to the Raithby Church Terriers, the site known as the 'Old Churchyard' and 'The Quaker Burial Ground' belonged to the Cemetary, church. For it to be described in 1606 as 'old' The Old Friends Post implies that the site was of some antiquity at Lincolnshire 446 MLI43504 Churchyard, 537699 365962 Burial Medieval that time. It has been pasture or 'rough mow' HER Raithby Ground as described in the terriers of the 1600s right up until the 1960s. The land is now disused. The site of Wood House lies slightly to the east. Early Flints found on Artefact Neolithic to Flints found on land near the old churchyard. Lincolnshire 447 MLI80064 land near the 537699 365962 scatter Late Bronze They are flakes and a core. HER old churchyard Age

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 167 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Cropmarks of a possible Bronze Age round barrow, to the east of Bennington Plantation, were identified on aerial photographs by the Possible Round Ringditch, NMP. {1} The possible barrow was seen to Barrow, Lincolnshire 448 MLI82333 536915 365282 Round Bronze Age survive as an upstanding earthwork during a Bennington HER Barrow walkover survey, conducted to assess the Plantation impact of proposed construction of the Covenham Water Treatment Works to Boston Transfer pipeline. Ridge and Furrow, Earthworks of a likely late Medieval field Late Medieval Field system, comprising ridge and furrow and Lincolnshire 449 MLI85163 field system, 538959 367436 Medieval System, field boundaries, were identified on aerial HER Hundleby Field photographs by the NMP. Boundary Medieval ridge Ridge and Lincolnshire 450 MLI85166 and furrow, 537701 366845 Medieval Late Medieval earthwork ridge and furrow. Furrow HER Raithby Park House Post Park House and associated park land is Lincolnshire 451 MLI87654 and parkland, 520151 343709 House, Park Medieval to indicated on the 1906 OS County Series HER Great Hale Modern map. The date of the building is not known. Pinfold at Post A pinfold was observed on the second Lincolnshire 452 MLI88331 545501 378371 Pound Saleby Medieval edition County Series OS map of 1905. HER

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 168 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Saleby Wesleyan Methodist chapel was built in 1855 to seat 100. Prior to this the society, which had been active since 1776, met in a house. A schoolroom was added in 1914. Wesleyan Wesleyan Post The chapel closed in 1984. The building Lincolnshire 453 MLI99057 Methodist 545685 378431 Methodist Medieval to currently stands empty. The building is of HER Chapel, Saleby Chapel Modern yellow brick and has a gabled roof. The building is in a state of some disrepair, and there is little in the way of decoration other than some stained glass and crenallations on the roof of the porch. Possible cropmarks of A possible undated ring ditch or hut circle an undated ring Ring Ditch, and sub-rectangular enclosure, identified as Lincolnshire 454 MLI98541 ditch or hut 534294 359826 Hut Circle, Unknown cropmarks on Google Maps dating from HER circle and Enclosure 1999 and 2002. enclosure, Stickford

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 169 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Romano British settlement site at Dalby/Ulceby excavated 1913-1923 by Canon Tatham. south of the roman road (margary no. 27) indications of wooden tiled-roof buildings with chalk floors and rammed earth floors seen. Finds include coins from Domitian (C1st) to C5. Minimi, samian, new forest, castor and coarse ware pottery, nails, glass and bronze. Site extends N into Ulceby. Romano-British (prn 42028). {1}{2}{3}{4} Some metalwork, Settlement site, Artefact flint work, and pottery are held at Willoughby Lincolnshire 460 MLI42035 Dalby and 54098 372921 Roman Scatter school HER Ulceby and near Alford. A qu Fordington ern stone from the site is in Lincolnshire City and County museum. A collection of coins ranging from 1st to 4th centuries was donated to city and county museum, Lincoln in 1973. Extensive Romano-British settlement extending both sides of the roman road. excavated by Canon Tatham 1913-23. Finds from n side of road include pottery, glass, coins, and metal objects and Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme flanged tiles. Detailed information is given in 170 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) an article in the parish file. See letters also. Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Site visit with new tenant 29 feb 1996 identified line of roman road as chalk and gravel spread across field. Joining two sections shown on Roman RCHM overlay. grey ware and colour coated evidence in wares (nene valley) of C2-C4 across field. field immedietly Artefact Lincolnshire 461 MLI43249 54096 373384 Roman two possible rubbish pits containing pottery, west of Cross Scatter HER sheep, Barn, Ulceby pig and cattle bones, oyster shell and shelly Cross. pot. No obvious settlement remains. The tenant is of the opinion that the site has never been ploughed. Undated Undated cropmark enclosure and field Enclosure, cropmarks, boundary, located to the south east of Driby, Lincolnshire 462 MLI85121 54009 373971 Field Unknown south east of have been identified from aerial HER Boundary Driby photographs. Site of (America Farm), Langton By Spilsby. Farm Demolished 19th century unlisted farmstead. Post- Lincolnshire 463 4336 America Farm 53953 369687 (Demolishe Regular courtyard of U plan. The farmhouse Medieval HER d) is detached from the main working complex. Isolated location.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 171 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Non-Designated Heritage Assets in Zone of Influence Project HER/NMR Name Easting Northing Site Type Period Description Source ID No. No. Site of (Not Named), Stickney. Demolished Site of (Not Farm 19th century unlisted farmstead. Regular Post- Lincolnshire 464 5813 Named) Farm, 53279 354452 (Demolishe courtyard with multiple regular yards. The Medieval HER Stickney d) farmhouse was is detached from the main working complex. Isolated location. SYCAMORE FARM, Sibsey. 19th century unlisted farmstead. Loose courtyard with Sycamore Post- three sides of the courtyard formed by Lincolnshire 465 10548 53272 353855 Farm Farm, Sibsey Medieval working agricultural buildings. The HER farmhouse is is detached with the gable end facing on to the yard.

Unrecorded Archaeology in the Zone of Influence Project Source Name Eastings Northings Site Type Period Description ID No. Relict field An earthwork former field boundary was identified bondary at Field 244 526873 350454 Unknown during walkover survey, this was depicted on the Walkover Survey Castle Dike Boundary 1889 1:2,500 map. Farm Ridge and Ridge and Ridge and furrow was identified during walkover 245 furrow, Keal 536288 361648 Medieval Walkover Survey Furrow survey which was oriented east-west. Cotes

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 172 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in the Zone of Influence Project Source Name Eastings Northings Site Type Period Description ID No. Building Remains, Building remains were recorded during walkover Building Walkover Survey 246 north-west 534823 361346 Post Medieval survey, this was depicted on the 1:10,000 map of Remains Of of Mager 1956. Farm Various A number of former field boundaries, including former field Field System, several areas of ridge and furrow was identified Walkover Survey 247 boundaries 536600 363099 Ridge and Medieval during walkover survey, this was supported through at West Furrow cartographic analysis. Keal Ridge and Ridge and Ridge and furrow was identified during walkover Walkover Survey 248 furrow, East 537161 363289 Medieval Furrow survey which was oriented north-south. Keal Building A building platform was identified at this location Building Walkover Survey 249 platform, 537405 364375 Post Medieval during walkover survey, it was recorded on the Remains Of Mardon Hill 1:10,000 map of 1978. A quarry pit was identified during walkover survey, Disused this area is marked as a disused pit on Modern Walkover Survey 250 quarry, 537416 364311 Quarry Post Medieval Ordnance Survey mapping and Old Marl Pit on the Mardon Hill 1:10,560 map of 1887. Brick and A quarry hollow was identified during walkover Brick and Tile Walkover Survey 251 tile works, 537454 364482 Post Medieval survey , this area is recorded as a brick and tile Works Mardon Hill works on the 1:10,560 map of 1887.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 173 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in the Zone of Influence Project Source Name Eastings Northings Site Type Period Description ID No. Possible An oval mound was identified during walkover Possible Walkover Survey 252 barrow, 540464 370482 Prehistoric survey on an escarpement, an irregular oval barrow Dalby earthwork is recorded on the 1:10560 map of 1887.

Former A pit was identified during the walkover survey, this Walkover Survey 253 quarry, 540558 370444 Quarry Post Medieval was recorded as a stone pit on the 1:10,5600 map Dalby of 1888. A pit was identified during walkover survey, this is Quarry pit, Walkover Survey 254 542193 375264 Quarry Post Medieval recorded on the 1:10,560 map of 1888, there are Rigsby several other pits within the surrounding fields. Former field boundaries including ridge and furrow Former field Field System, and a strip field were identified during walkover Walkover Survey 255 boundaries 543717 376954 Ridge and Medieval survey. Likely to be associated with Ailby desserted at Ailby Furrow Medieval village Quarry pit, Quarry pit identified during walkover survey, Walkover Survey 256 Bluestone 540801 374352 Quarry Post Medieval recorded on 1906 1:2,500 mapping Heath Ridge and A concentration of earthwork ridge and furrow was Furrow, Ridge and Walkover Survey 260 550493 378828 Medieval identified during walkover survey, some oriented America Furrow north-south, others east-west. Farm

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 174 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Unrecorded Archaeology in the Zone of Influence Project Source Name Eastings Northings Site Type Period Description ID No. Former field boundary Field System, Possible former field boundary including ridge and and ridge Walkover Survey 262 550909 378496 Ridge and Medieval furrow identified during walkover survey. A square and furrow, Furrow platform is visible on Google Earth Wold View Farm

Historic Mapping Assets in the Zone of Influence Project Name Eastings Northings Site Type Period Description Source ID No, Site of Driby Black Houses. Seen on 1887 1:10,560 OS map of Lincolnshire. It appears on Site of Driby Black Buildings Post 263 540131 373186 the 1956 1:10000 Ordnance Survey map. Not Map Regression Houses, Driby remains of Medieval shown on 1975-1976 1:2500 Ordnance Survey map. Nothing visible on Google Earth A disused quarry pit. Marked as a disused pit on Disused quarry pit, Post 2016 Ordnance Survey mapping. Marked at Old 265 539816 371147 Quarry Map Regression Langton Hill Medieval Stone Pit on 1887-1888 1:10,560 Ordnance Survey map Site of Wood House, Wood Hill. Seen on 1887 Building 459 Site of Wood House 537740 366053 Unknown OS 1:10,560 map. It appears on the 2000 OS Map Regression (site of) 1:10000 map but has since been demolished.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 175 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Appendix 12.1.2: Archaeological Walkover Survey Report

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 176 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground Cable) UK Onshore Scheme Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground Cable) Appendix 12.1.2 Walkover Report

VKL-08-39-G500-009

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1 INTRODUCTION ...... 1 1.1 Introduction ...... 1 1.2 Report Structure ...... 1 2 METHODOLOGY ...... 2 2.1 Aims and Objectives ...... 2 2.2 Survey Area and Access ...... 2 2.3 Methodology...... 2 3 SURVEY RESULTS ...... 5 3.1 Route Section 1 Boygrift to Well High Lane ...... 5 3.2 Route Section 2 Well High Lane to A16 (Keal Road) ...... 12 3.3 Route Section 3 A16 (Keal Road) to River Witham ...... 18 3.4 Route Section 4 River Witham to the Proposed Converter Station...... 24 4 SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT ...... 27 4.1 Topography, Land Use, Land Character ...... 27 4.2 Modern Disturbance ...... 27 4.3 Known Heritage Assets ...... 27 4.4 Previously Unrecorded Heritage Assets ...... 27 Figures ...... 39 Appendix 12.2.1: Gazetteer of Known Heritage Assets ...... 43

List of Figures Figure 1 Archaeological Walkover Survey Location Map Figure 2 Archaeological Walkover Survey Total Area Accessed Figure 3 Archaeological Walkover Survey Results

UK Onshore Scheme August 2017 Environmental Statement (ES-4-B.08) VKL-08-39-G500-009 1 Introduction

1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 This report has been prepared by Arcadis Consulting (UK) Limited. It reports the results of an archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey which was carried out to assess the visibility of the known archaeological resource, to identify unrecorded heritage assets, and the potential for previously unrecorded heritage assets to be impacted by the proposed DC cable route. These results will also feed into the baseline studies for the Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Desk Based Assessments Appendix 12.1 and Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (Underground Cable) Environmental Statement (Chapter 12).

1.2 Report Structure 1.2.1 The remainder of this report is structured as follows: · Section 2. Methodology. Sets out the methodology which was applied to the archaeological walkover survey. · Section 3. Survey results. Reports the results of the walkover survey. · Section 4. Summary of Assessment. Provides a summary of the key findings of the archaeological walkover survey.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 1 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) 2 Methodology

2.1 Aims and Objectives 2.1.1 An archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey was undertaken between 30th January 2017 and 24th March 2017. The aims and objectives of the archaeological walkover survey were to: · Assess and describe the current ground conditions within the survey area; · Identify evidence and/or potential for the survival of buried archaeological remains within the archaeological walkover survey area; · Confirm the presence, location, and condition of known heritage assets; · Identify any unknown above ground heritage assets; · Identify any areas where previous modern activities may already have impacted upon known and/or potential heritage assets; and · Consider the potential impact of the proposed development upon built and archaeological heritage assets within the survey area.

2.2 Survey Area and Access 2.2.1 An archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey was undertaken within the purple route corridor (Figure 1) which was a proposed route that was consulted upon in an early stage of the Scheme. This survey area was chosen to accommodate alterations to the route whilst providing sufficient baseline information for the assessment. 2.2.2 Access was requested on a field by field basis. Access was requested for fields that were within the purple route corridor only, it was not requested for fields outside of the corridor or for those that had only a very small proportion within it. Fields were only entered where access was successfully granted and the appropriate arrangements were in place. In instances where access arrangements fell through, for example a gate was not unlocked as arranged, and no-one could be contacted to unlock the gate, the fields were not accessed. 2.2.3 Access was not taken for areas that were domestic gardens or dense woodland. 2.2.4 Figure 2 illustrates the areas accessed compared to those that were not.

2.3 Methodology On Site methodology 2.3.1 The archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey was undertaken on a field by field basis. It involved a visual assessment of the ground conditions of each field. The key features that the archaeological walkover survey sought to identify were ground disturbance, indicative of Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 2 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) modern activity that is likely to have negatively affected potential underground archaeological remains, earthworks and differentiation in crop growth which could indicate of below ground archaeological remains. 2.3.2 Where previously unrecorded archaeology was identified, or known heritage assets were visible, a closer visual inspection was undertaken. 2.3.3 The archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey was recorded using a mobile GIS recording technique pre-loaded with base mapping and known heritage assets, and stored on an iPad. The survey results were recorded on a field by field basis. 2.3.4 Base mapping and field boundary data was derived from Ordnance Survey MasterMap Topography. This was captured and designed for display at 1:1250, 1:2500, and 1:10000. 2.3.5 The mobile GIS platform was Collector for ArcGIS. Within this platform five shapefiles were created: · Field boundaries; · Photo points; · Modern disturbance (any recent human activity or development, considered to be of no archaeological value, which may have impacted on the presence or condition of known or unknown buried archaeological deposits); · Previously unrecorded archaeology; and · Gateways. 2.3.6 These shapefiles were created, mapped, and edited on site and recorded using the GPS system within the iPad. 2.3.7 Attributes for the field boundaries layer that were collected include: · Field Number; · Parcel Number; · Staff; · Accessed; · Reason not accessed; · Weather; · Topography; · Urban/Rural; · Land Use; · Known Heritage Assets; · Buildings/Structures; and · Field Boundaries. 2.3.8 The known heritage assets included non-designated Historic Environment Record data and designated assets from the National Heritage List for England. Due to the timing of the walkover survey and the area covered, the dataset for the known assets is different to that which was Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 3 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) covered by the baseline for the Desk Based Assessment and Environmental Statement. This was due to the evolving design of, and changes to, the proposed DC cable route. 2.3.9 Georeferenced photographs were taken for each field and all features of interest. The photographs were attached to a point shapefile which was located within the GIS platform. Each point had attributes related to it, the attributes that were recorded are: · Photo Number; · Staff; · Orientation; and · Description. 2.3.10 Significant areas of modern disturbance which are likely to have previously impacted archaeological remains were also recorded. A shapefile was drawn in the field to identify the location of the identified disturbance, attributes were also collected for each area of disturbance, these included: · Staff; and · Description. 2.3.11 Polygons of previously unrecorded archaeology were drawn and recorded in similar fashion; within these shapefiles the attributes collected included: · Staff; and · Description. 2.3.12 Gateways were also marked and recorded at locations where they were identified to log access and entry points for future works.

Post-Processing 2.3.13 Following the completion of the archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey, further desk-based assessment was undertaken on the previously unrecorded archaeological assets. This assessment included analysis of historic mapping and Google Earth imagery to gain a better understanding of the assets extent and form alongside aiding interpretation. 2.3.14 Project ID numbers were assigned to all previously unrecorded heritage assets, including for those which now fall outside of the proposed DC cable route Zone of Influence as they remain part of the record of the archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey. 2.3.15 During the assessment process, assets that were located within the same geographical area, and interpreted to be related and contemporary, were grouped together and assigned the same Project ID number. This enabled coherent recording whilst on site and avoided duplication. 2.3.16 The previously unrecorded heritage assets are detailed in Table 1.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 4 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) 3 Survey Results

3.1 Route Section 1 Boygrift to Well High Lane Topography, Land Use, Land Character

3.1.1 Route Section 1 is predominantly situated on the coastal perimeter of the proposed DC cable route, consequently it is largely characterised by slightly undulating topography (Plate 1). The topography of the region to the north-west of Alford becomes more upland in nature as it enters the Wolds and several areas are characterised as rolling hills (Plate 2). The land use within this route section was predominantly arable. However, there are areas of pasture which are frequently used for domestic scale equine grazing.

Plate 1. General shot of Route Section 1 picture looking north-east

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 5 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Plate 2. General shot of Route Section 1 looking west

Modern Disturbance 3.1.2 Significant modern disturbance was recorded at several locations along Route Section 1 (Figure 3). Several instances were identified of additional field boundaries having been established within larger, pre-existing fields (F331, F363, F484). There were also examples of the removal of field boundaries and ditches (F372, F513). A new land drain had also been inserted at F474 which is located to the north-north-west of Rigsby. To the north-west of Ailby, small sections of a dismantled railway (412) embankment had been removed between F351, F483 and F482, the machinery left on site indicated that the removal of the embankment was set to continue (Plate 3).

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 6 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Plate 3. Photograph looking east, illustrating the dismantlement of a disused railway (F351)

Known Heritage Assets 3.1.3 There are ten heritage assets known from the Historic Environment Record (HER) were recorded as not visible during the archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey (28, 117, 158, 174, 267, 166, 105, 103, 268, 269) (Figure 3). These assets were not visible and are thought to have been impacted by agricultural activity. Below ground elements of the assets may survive beneath plough depths. 3.1.4 The archaeological and cultural heritage walkover survey recorded five known heritage assets (Figure 3). To the north-east of Yarlsgate Farm, a farm likely to be of Viking origin, F532 contained the probable earthwork remains of a Late Medieval enclosure and field boundary (159), an earthwork of approximate oval shape was visible at this location during the walkover. To the west of Yarlsgate Farm, a disused railway (411) is visible as a linear pathway that is lined by hedges, it bordered F331, F337, F333, F448, F527, F526, F346, F345. To the south of Markby, the probable Medieval earthwork fishponds (167) were visible in F446. At Ailby, the Deserted Medieval Village of Ailby (219) was visible as earthworks in F486 (Plate 4). To the west of Ailby the dismantled railway (412) was visible as predominantly upstanding in F350, F351, F483 and F482.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 7 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Plate 4. Photograph facing south-east towards Ailby Deserted Medieval Village (F486)

Previously Unrecorded Heritage Assets (see Table 1)

3.1.5 Located to the south-east of the village of Hannah were areas of previously unrecorded evidence of Medieval agricultural practice in the form of ridge and furrow (Figure 3). F372 contained two sets of ridge and furrow, the northern-most group was oriented east-west whilst the southern group was north-south (260). To the west F374 contained ridge and furrow oriented north-south (260) (Plate 5). To the south-east of America Farm and east of Boy Grift Drain, F520 contained an old field boundary and ridge and furrow which was oriented east-west (261) (Plate 6). To the south of Crawford Lane, F363 contained ridge and furrow that was oriented north-south and a potential platform (262) (Plate 7). To the west of Asserby, in F425 was an area of north-south oriented ridge and furrow (259) (Plate 8) which likely relates to the Deserted Medieval Village of Asserby (267). To the south-west of Furzehill, an oval shaped mound (258) was visible in F508 (Plate 9) which may be a Bronze Age barrow, this was within 435 m of another possible Bronze Age barrow (300) identified through LiDAR interpretation. At Ailby, in F352 a cluster of former field boundaries, a strip field, and ridge and furrow (255) were identified (Plate 10), although these do not form part of the HER record for Ailby Deserted Medieval Village (219) they are likely to be related to it and help demonstrate the extent of the settlement.

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 8 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Plate 5. Facing south towards previously unrecorded ridge and furrow (260) (F374)

Plate 6. Facing south-east illustrating previously unrecorded archaeology (261) (F520)

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 9 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Plate 7. Facing south-east towards a possible platform (262) (F363)

Plate 8. Facing south-east towards previously unrecorded ridge and furrow (259) (F425)

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 10 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Plate 9 Facing south-west towards a possible mound (258) (F508)

Plate 10. Facing south towards relict field boundaries (F484)

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 11 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) 3.2 Route Section 2 Well High Lane to A16 (Keal Road) Topography, Land Use, Land Character 3.2.1 The topography of Route Section 2 is a rolling landscape typical of the Lincolnshire Wolds (Plate 11). Land use within this region was highly variable. The north-eastern most sector was generally arable with many ploughed fields. There were also scattered areas of woodland and grassland. The northern sector was characterised as pasture whilst to the west there was mixed use of arable, quarrying, plantation with scrub, and pasture. Land to the south-east of Hagworthingham and to the north-east of Raithby-by-Spilsby was predominantly arable with isolated areas of pasture and scrub. To the south of Raithby-by-Spilsby, towards the A16, the area was predominantly characterised by pasture with discrete areas of arable and woodland. 3.2.2 There was very limited access to land surrounding Langton, Dalby, Sausthorpe, and Partney making it difficult to characterise this area. Access was granted to discrete areas to the north and west of Dalby.

Plate 11. General picture showing character of the landscape facing north

Viking Link: UK Onshore Scheme 12 Environmental Statement (ES-2-B.08) Archaeology & Cultural Heritage (Proposed Underground DC Cable) Modern Disturbance

3.2.3 The observed modern disturbance within Route Section 2 was variable. An unmapped modern structure was discovered in F505 to the north-east of Ulceby Cross (Figure 3). A further structure was identified at Dalby in F428, which was interpreted as terracing to accommodate temporary buildings. A temporary track had been placed in F451, to the south of Raithby Hill, this also formed a temporary field boundary. Further evidence for the modification of field boundaries was evident at Mardon Hill where a hedge had been partially removed to make an entrance into a field between F320 and F453. A trackway and fence had also been inserted at F453. There were also instances where ponds had been established within areas where they were not previously mapped. This was demonstrated at Sutterby in F325 and to the north of Raithby-by-Spilsby in F462 where two recently established ponds were observed.

Known Heritage Assets 3.2.4 There are 35 heritage assets recorded within Route Section 2 that were not observed during the walkover survey (77, 91, 124, 125, 126, 127, 106, 139,132, 131,130, 129,133, 128, 68, 176, 79, 123, 35, 115, 108,109, 110, 111, 176, 107, 80, 76, 225, 224, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274) (Figure 3). These assets were no longer present and they are thought to have been impacted by agricultural activity and modern development, the findspots will have been removed at the point that they were discovered. Ridge and Furrow (149) was recorded and visible in F429 at Dalby (Plate 12). Elements of the historic landscape character which are also recorded in the HER were also noted, such as the Historic settlement of Sutterby (100) in F322 and F323 and East Keal Park (168) in F314.

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