Group of six circular soil marks may indicate the remains of ploughed - out barrows or simply be natural features.

Circular ditch on AP; a non-antiquity.

Aerial photography shows the cropmarks of a circular feature possibly representing a ring-ditch of Bronze Age date on the west side of Bore Tree Baulk.

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A ringditch, possibly the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, is visible as a cropmark on air photographs. It has an approximate diameter of 37 metres.

The river was originally constructed by powers authorized in an Act of Parliament of 1701.

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In 1462 the city of York was granted responsibility for the River Ouse and the first navigation works were started, which led to the river navigation reaching Swale Nab and beyond. The Ure, which together with the Swale, forms the Ouse, was made navi...

Roman Road

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