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Route: MYO2195 RCHME Roman Road 1 (Route)Road 1 approaching York from the SE is last known 650yds SE of the city boundary. From Pool Bridge to Germany Beck the line of it is represented by a parish boundary running straight for 2.5 miles and aligned upon where the SE gate of the fortress s...
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Route: MYO4185 RCHME Roman Road 11 (Route)Minor road which joined Road 10 from the west in or near Dalton Terrace. Finds of cobbling in a former market garden behind Mount School and in Dalton Terrace possibly indicate a road approx 10 ft wide.
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Building: MYO4781 Rear of 48 Skeldergate (Building)An office building behind 48 Skeldergate, built in the first half of the 19th century, and altered between 1868-1869. Probably demolished.
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Monument: MYO173 Rectangular enclosure (?) (Monument)No summary available
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Monument: MYO2274 Rectangular Enclosure Ditches (Monument)No summary available
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Monument: MYO3564 Rectilinear Ditched enclosures (Monument)Rectilinear ditched enclosures, which are probably part of an Iron Age/Roman field system are visible as cropmarks on air photographs.
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Monument: MYO3565 Rectilinear Ditched enclosures Heslington (Monument)A group of rectilinear ditched enclosures, which are probably part of an Iron Age/Roman field system. Visible as cropmarks on air photographs.
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Monument: MYO41 Rectilinear enclosure (Monument)No summary available
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Monument: MYO4281 Rectilinear enclosure (Monument)The cropmarks of part of a rectilinear enclosure possibly of Roman date are recorded by aerial photography abutting a modern field boundary to the east of Pit Lane, Dunnington. The field contains cropmarks of former ridge and furrow cultivation of p...
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Monument: MYO3574 Rectilinear Enclosure Hessay (Monument)Potential ditched boundaries with attached rectilinear enclosures, seen as cropmarks on air photographs; these features are of uncertain date.