Thesaurus Term/Concept: COAXIAL FIELD SYSTEM
Identifier | 68637 |
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Class | MONUMENT TYPE |
Status | Preferred |
Index? | Yes |
Scope Note | A field system with one prevailing axis of orientation, in which most field boundaries are either aligned with this axis or run at right angles to it. |
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Instances/Examples (11)
Context | Record |
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Monument Type | MXS22469 A coaxial field system and trackways of possible late prehistoric date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the west of Trimley, Trimley… (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSX27305 Cropmarks of large coaxial field system (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSX27275 Cropmarks of later prehistoric or Roman field system (Monument) |
Monument Type | MXS20346 Field systems and trackways of unknown date, visible as cropmarks. (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF29487 Land Opposite 18-30A Aldeburgh Road, Leiston (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF34742 Large and multi-phase area of field system, trackways and enclosures of possible later prehistoric to Roman date (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSX27288 Large field system of possible later prehistoric to Roman date (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF34612 Medieval, post Medieval, and undated activity at Johnson's Farm, Leiston (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF46653 Prehistoric activity at Johnson's Farm, Leiston (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF33984 Remains of Late Bronze Age to predominantly Middle Iron Age agricultural activity, Land at Great Wilsey Park (MOLAN) EVAL (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF35814 Saxon, Medieval, and post Medieval activity at Eye Airfield Progress Power site (Monument) |