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Object ID 1559894
Object Title Cross Lane, Drighlington, West Yorkshire, Foul Sewer Requisition. Geophysical Survey Report
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Title Cross Lane, Drighlington, West Yorkshire, Foul Sewer Requisition. Geophysical Survey Report
Date 2000
Publisher HS2 Ltd
Published (place) Wakefield
Pages pp. 14
Abstract A geophysical survey, covering 3 hectares, was carried out along the proposed route of a foul water sewer. Anomalies caused by infilled field boundary ditches and modern/medieval ploughing have been identified. A large, isolated, dipolar anomaly could locate a bell pit. It is possible that several of the linear anomalies may have an archaeological origin but without other supporting evidence a more definitive interpretation cannot be given.

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