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Monument: DBN 137 Cyder House, Aspall HallEarly 18th Century Cyder House.
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Monument: ONW 002 Dagworth ChapelDagworth Chapel - site of.
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Poorly Located Monument: ONW 035 Dagworth hermitage/anchorite cellsRegistered Medieval hermitage/anchorite cells in 'Dagworth'
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Monument: SUT 081 Cuttings tenement (site of)House shown on William Haiward's map of Sutton, 1629, named as `Cuttings' (or perhaps (`Cultings') and belonging to Mr Burwell (S1).
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Monument: ONW 024 DagworthBridge (and possible causeway to north) on Hodskinson's map of 1783.
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Monument: ONW 010 Dagworth Hall farmstead (PMed)Farmstead buildings of Dagworth Hall (include Listed Building).
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Monument: GAZ 048 D Shaped enclosure and evidence of late Iron Age and Roman occupation, W of Desning Hall FarmA D-shaped enclosure, visible as cropmarks on several APs. Recent trenched evaluation, undertaken in association with a linear water pipeline scheme has provided evidence for a late Iron Age to Roman date.
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Monument: ONW 010 Dagworth Hall (Med)Dagworth is recorded as a Domesday Vill (Dagaworda), part of which was held by Breme, a freeman who was killed at the Battle of Hastings (S1). Listed Building.
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Find Spot: SUF 034 Cylindrical "bit-spacer" made up of three rings of six rounded points each. (BA)Cylindrical "bit-spacer" made up of three rings of six rounded points each. Previously SUF Misc.
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Monument: ONW 018 Dagworth FarmComplete part-polished flint axehead.