Archaeological trial trenches excavated, revealing post-medieval features and artifacts.
Six Archaeological Trial Trenches were excavated by MAP Archaeological Practice Ltd in a field immediately south of the A64 Malton bypass, and west of Rainbow Lane, Peasey Hills, Malton, North Yorkshire Only post-medieval features were present in the Trial Trenches: a ditch in Trench 2, a posthole in Trench 1 and plough furrows in Trenches 3 and 4. A small assemblage of medieval and post-medieval pottery was recovered and a clay tobacco pipe stem.
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