A topographic survey records earthworks indicating agricultural usage in Hallaton, suggesting historical land use patterns.
Earthworks were recorded by topographic survey on land at North End, Hallaton, Leicestershire. A series of ridges and furrows were recorded in the northern part of the site which indicates the land's agricultural usage during the medieval and post-medieval periods. Earthworks representing possible field boundaries or further ridges and furrows were recorded in the southern part of the site; the precise nature of these features was not clear.
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