Aerial photographs record a small rectilinear enclosure on Rawcliffe Moor. It may be associated with the field boundaries attributed a Roman date situated in the adjacent area.

Aerial photographs record the cropmarks of an enclosure of Iron Age or Roman date to the north-east of Glebe Farm . There are suggestions that the enclosure is partly defined by twin ditches. It measures 65m by 61m.

Excavation of the ditch from Trench 2 however, recovered sherds of Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age pottery from a single segment, as well as some fire cracked stones and charcoals. This ditch was further exposed to the south of Trench 2 and was fou...

1st-2nd century brickwork style field system with enclosures. Excavated ahead of residential development 2016.

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Ditches on a NW-SE alignment excavated in 1998 and 2022. Ditches represent activity relating to agricultural land management during the late 1st and 2nd century.

A Romano-British site on Hall Moor was excavated in 1969. No further information available although GIS point from NMR could be in wrong place. However, there is evidence from GP survey (2022) of enclosures on this site.

At least 3 phases of activity associated with enclosures, trackway, cemetery,and ring ditch dated to the 2nd to 4th century AD

The features in this site form a smaller, less obviously organised layout than the larger settlement to the north (MYO4340). The large ditch and features identified may be part of an enclosure functioning as a stock corral, in an area given over to p...

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