A rectilinear enclosure defined by a bank and external ditch was seen as an earthwork on air photographs of Strensall Common; it may be Medieval or Post Medieval in date. Monarch 1191976

Medieval or post-medieval gravel quarry surviving as earthworks on Walmgate Stray.

Third to fourth century AD pottery and tiles and medieval pottery found in Osbaldwick.

Medieval pottery kiln documented in Skelton in 1301. Pottery production is also during the 14th-15th century.

Evidence for a Medieval pottery kiln revealed during excavations at 1-5 Aldwark in 1978. A large group of pottery wasters found in the foundation trenches of two walls. No evidence of a kiln structure was recorded in situ. The forms were mainly jugs,...

Stone wall observed NW of pile 29 and adjacent to Fetter Lane pavement (EYO4451). Limestone wall at least 1.05m wide, over cobbles c0.75m thick. An underlying stone block with further cobbles beneath could be part of this wall's foundation or an earl...

Stone wall observed NW of pile 13 (CM- should this be 31?)for 4m (EYO4451). Limestone wall with rubble core. Aligned SE-NW. Top c10.8m OD, bottom not seen. Probably a boundary wall between two properties fronting on to Fetter Lane.

Possible building. Large squared sandstone block and limestone wall return observed in pile 51 (EYO5606), 20 Fetter Lane (EYO4451).

Memorial. c.1780. Magnesian Limestone ashlar

A row of four almshouses dedicated to Lady Deramore by her husband Lord Deramore. The cottages are attractive, contributes to the village streetscape and are a fantastic example of early 20th century almshouses. Nominated for inclusion on the l...