Wharram Percy Digital Archive

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Stuart Wrathmell (2022) Wharram Percy Digital Archive [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1000415

Volume XIII: Supplementary Data and Reports

The links below refer to material that could not be published with the original printed volume commissioned for Wharram XIII and includes reports, figures, plates and tables. This material is arranged according to the chapter outline of the original volume.

Chapter 17: Field Systems in the Wharram parishes and elsewhere in the study area.

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Hall, D. 2012: Field Systems in the Wharram parishes and elsewhere in the study area. PDF 128 Kb
Figures
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_1.pdf as a PDF file Figure 1 - Ridge and furrow in Burdale. PDF 2 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_2.pdf as a PDF file Figure 2 - Ridge and furrow in Raisthorpe. PDF 4 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_3.pdf as a PDF file Figure 3 - Ridge and furrow in Thixendale. PDF 1 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_4.pdf as a PDF file Figure 4 - Ridge and furrow in Towthorpe. PDF 1 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_5.pdf as a PDF file Figure 5 - Ridge and furrow in Wharram Percy. PDF 2 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_6.pdf as a PDF file Figure 6 - Ridge and furrow in Wharram le Street. PDF 2 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_7.pdf as a PDF file Figure 7 - Ridge and furrow in Butterwick. PDF 2 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_8.pdf as a PDF file Figure 8 - Ridge and furrow in North Grimston. PDF 1 Mb
Click to view wp_vol_xiii_ch_17_fig_9.pdf as a PDF file Figure 9 - Ridge and furrow in Settrington. PDF 1 Mb

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