Summary
The gulleys of a water meadow system can be distinguished in the grass running down from the more southerly of the two sluices (site MNA168136).
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Most Recent Monitoring
None Recorded
Monument Types
- GULLY (Post Medieval - 1540 AD to 1900 AD)
Description
The gulleys of a water meadow system can be distinguished in the grass running down from the more southerly of the two sluices (site 115622/MNA168136). A gulley running northwest can be seen as a slight dip in the field surface, and possible gulleys running to the southwest can be seen faintly when the field has been heavily grazed. There is also a removed field boundary to the southwest and a ditch along this would have picked up any remaining water, and emptied it into the River Aller. Condition: fair. [1-2]
References
- <1>XY SZN48220 - Unpublished document: Isabel Richardson. 2001. Holnicote Estate Archaeological Survey, Somerset. 115623. [Mapped feature: #183714 ]
- <2> SNA65075 - Unpublished document: Isabel J Richardson. 2007. Brandish Street Farm Archaeological Survey. 115623.
Designations
None Recorded
Other Statuses and References
- HER/SMR Reference (External): MEM23576 Exmoor HER
Associated Events
- ENA3149 - Field Survey, Archaeological Survey of the Holnicote Estate 2001
- ENA6548 - Field Survey, Brandish Street Farm Archaeological Survey, 2007
Associated Finds
None Recorded
Related Records
- Related to: Two Sluices, Brandish Street Farm, Holnicote Estate (Monument) - 115622 / MNA168136