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Monument: IKN 138 Post group of unknown date, associated with agricultural landGroup of posts, including gateposts, most likely associated with agricultural land now lost. Similar to IKN Misc - sf20553. Formerly recorded as IKN MISC
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Monument: KIR 084 Post group of unknown date, consisting of 6 randomly spaced posts in intertidal mud6 randomly spaced posts in intertidal mud approx. 15m from high tide level, protruding 10cm from mud. Mound of small boulders immediately to NW of posts (possibly associated with wall strengthening). Formerly recorded as KIR MISC
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Monument: FRS 073 Post group of 3 posts and one collapsed post3 posts/stakes and one collapsed post. Rounded. Formerly recorded as FRS MISC
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Monument: FEX 401 Post group of unknown date, consisting of 2 posts set in channel in front of a bank2 posts set in channel in front of bank. One small stake c.1m high, 1 large squared timber c.1.75m high. Formerly recorded as FEX MISC
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Monument: HLY 069 Post group of unknown date, consisting of square timber posts heading out south from the river bank.Rows of square timber posts heading out S from river bank.
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Monument: HBK 021 Post group in the 'ay' of Holbrook bay of unknown date, in no specific pattern but possibly related to mooring.Various posts in 'bay' of Holbrook bay. No specific pattern. Could be related to mooring.
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Monument: HMY 065 Post group of unknown date, consisiting of upright postsUpright posts, associated with sluice. Formerly recorded as HMY MISC
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Monument: IKN 028 Post group of unknown date, consisting of approximately 20 posts.Approximately 20 posts.
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Monument: BOY 021 Post group of metal posts and vertical planks of unknown date.Random group of posts, some metal. Also some vertical planks.
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Monument: GED 008 Post group of unknown date, consisting of 6 or 7 posts forming a recatngle with other individual posts set around it.6 or 7 posts forming a rectangle with other individual posts set around. Inaccessible. 'Striations' in mud to either side of structure - look like ridge and furrow but probably just caused by tidal processes. Mud drops away sharply approx. 3m in f...