Ditched linear and curvilinear features are visible as cropmarks in fields to the east of Tarrant Rushton on aerial photographs. The features appear to comprise a partial rectilinear enclosure and associated field boundaries and/or trackways, thought likely to be a small settlement and associated field system of probable later prehistoric date. At the southern end, the features adjoin a curvilinear enclosure already recorded under MDO32034/NRHE Hob UID 1622747 and which may be related. The features were digitally plotted during the Dorset Middle Stour AIM project.
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Ditched linear and curvilinear features are visible as cropmarks in a field to the east of Tarrant Rushton on aerial photographs [1-3]. The features appear to comprise a partial rectilinear enclosure 144m wide by 75m deep, and associated field boundaries and/or trackways. They are thought likely to represent a small settlement and associated field system of probable later prehistoric date. At the southern end, the features adjoin a curvilinear enclosure already recorded under MDO32034/NRHE Hob UID 1622747 and which may be related. The settlement/field system extends for almost 830m on a northwest-southeast alignment, the eastern side extending below the west side of the former Tarrant Rushton airfield.
The features were digitally plotted during the Dorset Middle Stour AIM project.
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<1> SDO18503
Aerial Photograph: John Boyden. 02-JUL-1976. JRB 3096/10.
<2> SDO18557
Aerial Photograph: Google Earth. 01-JAN-2005. Google Earth 2005.
<3> SDO18559
Aerial Photograph: National Monuments Record. 13-JUL-1995. NMR 15315/60.
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