A1 Dishforth to North of Leeming Improvements: Archaeological Fieldwalking on Howe Moor [Site name: HOWE MOOR Study area: Investigation type: Desk-based District: Harrogate Monument: [Lead fragment]. Undated, [Glass droplet]. Undated, [Flint]. Undated, [Enclosures]. Undated, POTTERY. Roman (AD43-410), [Slag]. Undated, POTTERY. Medieval (1066-1540), [Tile fragments]. Undated, [Ring ditch]. Undated Ngr: SE36807280 Parish: Hutton Conyers Postcode: YO7 3DB]

Pages:
10; figs; refs
Authors:
Fraser R Lee; J; F Stevenson
Publisher:
Northern Archaeological Associates
Published:
1994
Abstract:
Intensive field walking survey was undertaken as part of an archaeological assessment in advance of upgrading of the A1. Two sets of cropmarks had been identified outside of the route corridor, a third site, a ploughed down square earthwork, was situated inside the corridor. The presence of a flint concentration, and lack of Roman pottery, suggested a prehistoric date for the earthwork. The fieldwalking survey did not reveal the possible nature and extent of the two cropmark sites. [Au(abr)]
Source description:
10pp, figs, refs
Dataset:
AIP
Coverage:
1993

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