WA No.
HER No. 181 MSF3451 182 MSF22389 183 MSF3458 184 MSF3459 185 MSF3460 186 MXS19549 187 MXS19541 188 MSF20097 189 MSF15208 190 MSF20108
Associated event
Monument Type
Period FIELD SYSTEM Undated DITCH RING DITCH
RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE
RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE
EXTRACTIVE PIT
RIDGE AND FURROW
ARTEFACT SCATTER, ARTEFACT SCATTER
TRACKWAY, FIELD BOUNDARY
Undated Undated Undated Undated
Post- medieval
Post- medieval
Romano- British
Undated ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric
Description
Possible undated field system, Falkenham parish. Consists of a number of rectilinear field boundaries and a possible trackway running E-W across it. May be post-medieval field drains.
Ditch recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995, wood running south-east from north edge.
Possible ring ditch with a central mark, Falkenham parish. However may not be archaeological in nature.
Easting
Northing 629032 239490 629000 240900 628915 240305 Two possible rectilinear ditched enclosures, seen on air photographs. 628897 240443
Rectilinear ditched enclosure and possible rectilinear ditched enclosure, Kirton parish, seen on air photographs.
Two possible post-medieval extractive pits, Kirton parish Possible post-medieval ridge and furrow, Hemley parish. Fieldwalking in 1987 uncovered a scattering of Roman pottery.
Two ditched trackways of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks in Kirton parish.
Fieldwalking uncovered 1 core and 12 flakes of worked flint scattered over whole field.
628864 240539 628829 240710 628779 241729 628721 241990 628661 239280 628654 241934
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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