Monument record 0626100000 - SOUTH EAST OF MANOR FARM

EARTHWORKS IN FIELD TO SE OF MANOR FARM APPEAR TO CONSIST OF A COMBINATION OF HOLLOWAYS, FIELD BOUNDARIES AND POSSIBLE CLOSES. AT THE SOUTH OF THE FIELD A NE-SW DITCH OR TRACK (1) WITH BANK ON NORTH, CONTINUES TO THE NE AS MULTIPLE TRACKS WITH A RIGHT ANGLED BEND (2). TO THE N A SINUOUS N-S HOLLOWAY (3) RUNS FROM THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE FIELD TOWARDS THE S CORNER. A SLIGHT NW-S SCARP (4) AT THE W EDGE OF THE FIELD IS PROBABLY AN OLD FIELD BOUNDARY. A NE-SW BANK WITH A DITCH TO S (5) AT THE N OF THE FIELD IS POSSIBLY A BOUNDARY OF MANOR FARM TO THE N. A POSSIBLE MINOR CROSSROADS NEAR THE S CORNER OF THE FIELD AT THE JUNCTION OF TRACK (1) AND HOLLOWAY (3)(B1).

Earthwork banks, ditches and hollow way on the southern side of Edlesborough adjacent to two medieval moated sites (NRHE 346356 and 346361) which may be remains of medieval village shrinkage which is visible on aerial photographs aerial photographs taken in 2009 as part of the Historic England Aerial Reconnaissance programme (2).
This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence (3).