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Post-medieval field boundaries at Mistley (EHER 82045)

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Summary

Post-medieval field boundaries visible as cropmarks on air photos.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TM 1264 3101 (552m by 801m) (4 map features)
Civil Parish MISTLEY, TENDRING, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

January 2017. Aerial photograph interpretation. A post medieval field boundary is visible as a cropmark on air photos. It is aligned north to south. In 1950 it was still marked the divide between different crops and was defined by a line of vegetation and some bushes. Another perpendicular arrangement of ditches is visible as cropmark on air photo. The north to south aligned feature still marked the divide between different crops in 1950. Two gently curving linear ditches are visible as cropmarks on air photos. They are aligned near north to south, are near parallel to one another and 195m apart. These may be field boundaries but the date of these features is not known. The final post medieval field boundary is visible as a cropmark on air photos. It is aligned north to south. In 1950 it was still marked the divide between different crops. <1>

Sources

  • <1> Report: Deegan, A.. 2017. Air Photo Mapping and Interpretation, Mistley, Essex.

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