A linear ditched boundary is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs and was digitally plotted during the Dorset Middle Stour Catchment AI&M Project. To the south it continues as a low bank on lidar imagery.
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A linear ditched boundary is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs (1-2) and was digitally plotted during the Dorset Middle Stour Catchment AI&M Project. To the south it continues as a low bank on lidar imagery (3) and the ditch is incorprated into the field system/enclosures described in MDO43842. To the north east it continues as part of MDO43840. Overall the linear can be traced for over 900m and is considered likely to be a later prehistoric linear boundary.
Sources/Archives (3)
<1> SDO18083
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 28-MAY-1947. RAF CPE/UK/2102 RP 3249.
<2> SDO18092
Aerial Photograph: Ordnance Survey. 13-SEP-1982. OS/82203 V 126.
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 870274
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Jul 24 2022 9:00AM
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