55. Where mentioned in the text, the main archaeological periods are broadly defined as outlined in Table 25.10.
Table 25.10 Chronology Period
Palaeolithic
Early Post-glacial Mesolithic Neolithic
Bronze Age Iron Age
Romano-British Saxon
Medieval
Post-medieval 19th century Modern
Date range
970,000 – 9500 BC 9500 – 8500 BC 8500 – 4000 BC 4000 – 2200 BC 2200 – 700 BC 700 BC – AD 43 AD 43 – 410
AD 410 – 1066 1066 – 1500 1500 – 1800 1800 – 1899
1900 – present day
25.5.2 Designated Heritage Assets within the Study Area 56.
There are no Registered Battlefields, Conservation Areas, World Heritage Sites or Grade I Listed Buildings within the Study Area.
57. Designated heritage assets identified within the Study Area consist of:
One Registered Park and Garden (Grade II); Two Scheduled Monuments; and
Nine Grade II* Listed Buildings and 71 Grade II Listed Buildings. 58.
The Listed Buildings includes seven medieval churches, which are all Grade II* Listed with the exception of the Church of St Mary and St Martin in Kirton and the Church of All Saints in Little Bealings which are both Grade II Listed.
59.
There are a number of larger, higher status houses and halls such as the Grade II* Listed 16th century properties of Newbourne Hall (WA17) and Seckford Hall (WA33) as well as Grade II* Listed 17th century houses of Westerfield Hall (WA61) and Mockbeggars Hall (WA71). The former medieval manor houses of Culpho Hall (WA53), Tuddenham Hall (WA54), Akeham Hall (WA63) and Claydon Hall (WA66) are all Grade II Listed.
60.
The rural and agricultural nature of the area is reflected by the large number of Grade II Listed farmhouses and associated agricultural buildings, the majority of which are originally 16th or 17th century.
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