Geophysical survey identifies minimal archaeological features in land before livestock unit construction, indicating modern activity.
Allen Archaeology Limited was commissioned by Ian Pick Associates Ltd to undertake a geophysical survey using magnetometry on land at Fimber Field Farm, Driffield, East Yorkshire, prior to the erection of a livestock unit for housing pigs. The survey identified very little of archaeological interest with linear positive features most likely relating to modern cultivation activity.
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