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Malham Roman Marching Camp

← The Yorkshire Dales Related Sites North Yorkshire The County of North Yorkshire is a small part of what was once a much larger collection of tribes in Read more Boltby Scar Iron Age Hill Fort This Iron Age Hill Fort is mostly unrecorded and minimal information is available. A site visit is required to …

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North Yorkshire

The County of North Yorkshire is a small part of what was once a much larger collection of tribes in Read more

Boltby Scar Iron Age Hill Fort

This Iron Age Hill Fort is mostly unrecorded and minimal information is available. A site visit is required to further Read more

Braithwaite Wood Fort, East Witton

We call Braithwaite Wood Fort Iron Age, but it's actually undated, but its typology indicates a potential Iron Age origin.

Greta Bridge Roman Fort

The fort lies between the River Greta and the Tutta Beck, just south of their junction, while the Rom,an Road Read more

Kilgram Bridge Ford

Kilgram bridge itself is of known ancient construction, and is believed to date from the early 12th century – probably built around 1145 AD by the Cistercian Monks who founded Jervaulx Abbey nearby. Local myth tells how the bridge was built by the Devil after a pact made with the local population. Kilgram Bridge is first mentioned in literature in 1301, however Kevin Cale, in his assessment of the bridge suggests an early 12th century date to be appropriate (4).

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North Yorkshire

The County of North Yorkshire is a small part of what was once a much larger collection of tribes in Read more

Boltby Scar Iron Age Hill Fort

This Iron Age Hill Fort is mostly unrecorded and minimal information is available. A site visit is required to further Read more

Braithwaite Wood Fort, East Witton

We call Braithwaite Wood Fort Iron Age, but it's actually undated, but its typology indicates a potential Iron Age origin.

Greta Bridge Roman Fort

The fort lies between the River Greta and the Tutta Beck, just south of their junction, while the Rom,an Road Read more

Fremington Hagg

← The Yorkshire Dales Related Sites North Yorkshire The County of North Yorkshire is a small part of what was once a much larger collection of tribes in Read more Boltby Scar Iron Age Hill Fort This Iron Age Hill Fort is mostly unrecorded and minimal information is available. A site visit is required to …

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North Yorkshire

The County of North Yorkshire is a small part of what was once a much larger collection of tribes in Read more

Boltby Scar Iron Age Hill Fort

This Iron Age Hill Fort is mostly unrecorded and minimal information is available. A site visit is required to further Read more

Braithwaite Wood Fort, East Witton

We call Braithwaite Wood Fort Iron Age, but it's actually undated, but its typology indicates a potential Iron Age origin.

Greta Bridge Roman Fort

The fort lies between the River Greta and the Tutta Beck, just south of their junction, while the Rom,an Road Read more

Greta Bridge Roman Fort

The fort lies between the River Greta and the Tutta Beck, just south of their junction, while the Rom,an Road skirts its northern edge, of which vestiges still remain in the gardens of the houses there.

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Fremington Hagg

Kilgram Bridge Ford

Kilgram bridge itself is of known ancient construction, and is believed to date from the early 12th century - probably Read more

Malham Roman Marching Camp

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