Ditched and banked linear features to the south and east of Woodcutts Farm are visible on 1940s aerial photographs. The features are considered likely to be historic field boundaries of probable post medieval date, although an earlier origin is possible. Some features may alternatively be post medieval trackways. They were digitally plotted by the Dorset Stour NMP project.
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Ditched and banked linear features to the south and east of Woodcutts Farm are visible on 1940s aerial photographs (1).
The features comprise a series of narrow ditches and banks that sub-divide areas of the open parkland between Gaunt's House to the southeast and Woodcutts Farm to the northwest. The features are considered likely to be historic field boundaries of probable post medieval date, although an earlier origin is possible. Some features may alternatively, however, be post medieval trackways.
The site is still open ground on current Google Earth imagery and many of the features are still visible; they show particularly clearly on a 2002 vertical aerial photograph (2). They were digitally plotted by the Dorset Stour NMP project.
Sources/Archives (2)
<1> SDO15985
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 17-JAN-47. RAF/CPE/UK/1934 RS 4186-7.
<2> SDO13401
Aerial Photograph: Dorset County Council. 2002. Dorset County Council Vertical Photograph.
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SU 0149 0463 (point) (24 map features)
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SU00SW
Civil Parish
Hinton Martell; Dorset
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Dorset
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Record last edited
May 17 2018 3:33PM
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