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    • Neolithic Hand Axe
    • 1950 Grafton Hills Excavation Report
    • Lunns Report On The Demolition Of the Old Church At Marton Cum Grafton
    • History >
      • Prehistory
      • Neolithic
      • Iron Age
      • Roman
      • Saxon Danes & Normans
      • Medieval
      • Civil War
  • Genealogy
    • Genealogy Discussion Page
  • Projects
    • School Foundation Stone
    • Future Projects
    • Field Survey
    • The History Of Ivy House
    • The Hunt For Medieval Marton Hall
    • Old Field Names and Their Modern Locations
    • The Shipperdson Papers: The Growth of a Country Estate
    • Grafton Hills Excavation Report
    • What the Romans Did For Us: Proof of Occupation
  • Contact Us
  • Maps
  • Photo Archive
    • Big Dig 2012 Photos
    • Village Photo Archive - Old & New >
      • Slideshow
    • Village Photo Archive 2: Grafton
    • Village Photo Archive 3: Marton
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Village Field Survey

All the fields in the combined villages have been examined, and an assesment of possible historical / archaeological features made.

The results in graphical form are below:


 

This unsurprisingly further illustrates the view that:

1. The villages were historically located further South East that today.

2. Evidence for much historical activity has been removed by modern ploughing methods

3. Much more investigation is needed to achieve a fuller and more accurate understanding

 

See Future Projects for suggested next steps

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