to 1 metre deep and 2 metres wide. A substantial hollow way up to 1.5 metres deep flanks the northern edge of the settlement and runs east-west for a length of 200 metres to the north of the platforms. Traces of medieval cultivation, in the form of ridge and furrow, are visible in the fields to the east and west of the settlement. Scheduled. MORE INFORMATION & SOURCES SU 009833 deserted farmstead with well-preserved earthworks and hollow way. Ridge and furrow lies in the field to the west of the habitation. Not visible on RAF air photographs. (1-2) Surveyed in 1978. Beautifully preserved site, displaying all the classic features of a Medieval settlement, including a very distinct main street. (4) SOURCE TEXT (1) General reference - DOE (IAM) AM Rec Form 4 5 77 (2) Vertical aerial photograph - APs (RAF 106G/UK/1721 1143-4 6 11 46) (3) The Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine - RA Canham 76, 1981 Page(s)16-17 (4) Medieval Village Research Group annual report - 26, 1978 Page(s)14 (5) Scheduled Monument Notification - 16-APR-1999 Appendix 2 Continued - Wiltshire & Swindon HER Entry HER Number: SU08SW453 Site Name: SW of Crews Farm Grid Ref: SU00878332 X Y Grid Ref: 400870, 183320 Parish: Dauntsey District: Wiltshire Period: Late Medieval Site Type: Settlement Altitude: 68.58 metres Geology: Oxford Clay Scheduled Monument: SM28986 Description - Deserted Medieval settlement earthworks. Details: A) A small Medieval settlement with a holloway showing on aerial photographs. B) The Medieval settlement comprises a group of regular house platforms situated on a slight rise in ground level. They are up to 1m high and cover an area measuring 100m north-south and 80m east-west, surrounded by a ditch up to 1m deep and 2m wide. A substantial holloway up to 1.5m deep flanks the northern edge of the settlement and runs east west for a length of 200m to the north of the platforms.
to 1 metre deep and 2 metres wide. A substantial hollow way up to 1.5 metres deep flanks the northern edge of the settlement and runs east-west for a length of 200 metres to the north of the platforms. Traces of medieval cultivation, in the form of ridge and furrow, are visible in the fields to the east and west of the settlement. Scheduled. MORE INFORMATION & SOURCES SU 009833 deserted farmstead with well-preserved earthworks and hollow way. Ridge and furrow lies in the field to the west of the habitation. Not visible on RAF air photographs. (1-2) Surveyed in 1978. Beautifully preserved site, displaying all the classic features of a Medieval settlement, including a very distinct main street. (4) SOURCE TEXT (1) General reference - DOE (IAM) AM Rec Form 4 5 77 (2) Vertical aerial photograph - APs (RAF 106G/UK/1721 1143-4 6 11 46) (3) The Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine - RA Canham 76, 1981 Page(s)16-17 (4) Medieval Village Research Group annual report - 26, 1978 Page(s)14 (5) Scheduled Monument Notification - 16-APR-1999 Appendix 2 Continued - Wiltshire & Swindon HER Entry HER Number: SU08SW453 Site Name: SW of Crews Farm Grid Ref: SU00878332 X Y Grid Ref: 400870, 183320 Parish: Dauntsey District: Wiltshire Period: Late Medieval Site Type: Settlement Altitude: 68.58 metres Geology: Oxford Clay Scheduled Monument: SM28986 Description - Deserted Medieval settlement earthworks. Details: A) A small Medieval settlement with a holloway showing on aerial photographs. B) The Medieval settlement comprises a group of regular house platforms situated on a slight rise in ground level. They are up to 1m high and cover an area measuring 100m north-south and 80m east-west, surrounded by a ditch up to 1m deep and 2m wide. A substantial holloway up to 1.5m deep flanks the northern edge of the settlement and runs east west for a length of 200m to the north of the platforms.
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