WA No.
HER No.
191 MSF20010 192 MSF11743
193 MSF13911 194 MSF22374 ESF18861 195 MSF20103 ESF18861
196 MSF20104 197 MSF14643
198 MSF20112
199 MSF3782 200 MXS19537
201 MSF14644
Associated event
Monument Type
Period
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval
CHURCH Medieval
ARTEFACT SCATTER Post- medieval
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval
FINDSPOT RING DITCH
Description Scatter of medieval pottery found fieldwalking in 1987.
13th-14th century medieval pottery found in flower bed to rear of Church Room, near all Saints Church.
A church is recorded at Hemley in the Domesday survey.
Dense scatter of peg tile fragments found during monitoring for new water mains.
Fieldwalking revealed medieval pottery. Four sherds also found during pipeline monitoring
Anglo-Saxon Fieldwalking revealed one piece of Ipswich ware. Undated
ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric ENCLOSURE
ENCLOSURE, LINEAR FEATURE
TRACKWAY, COPROLITE WORKINGS
Undated Undated
Post- medieval
A ring ditch approximately 15 metres in diameter, possibly the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, is visible as cropmark on aerial photographs in Kirton parish.
Fieldwalking uncovered 10 flakes of worked flint and 2 sherds of Roman pottery scattered over the whole field
Ditch system/enclosures seen on air photographs.
Possible cropmark enclosures and linear features, south of Hemley Hall. These cropmarks are not completely convincing as archaeological features.
Features previously recorded as possible field boundaries and enclosures visible as cropmarks are probably forming over non- archaeological features. Narrow linear cropmarks running roughly south-west to north-east in this area are probably post-medieval field-boundaries or may relate to a tram-way that serviced a
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