Monument record MDO7501 - Mdieval hollow way, Rollington Farm, Corfe Castle

A group of curvilinear bank and ditched features are visible as earthworks and cropmarks on aerial photographs and Lidar imagery of a field to the north-west of Rollington Farm, Corfe Castle. It is considered probable these could be the remains of medieval trackways and hollow ways.

A group of curvilinear bank and ditched features are visible as earthworks and cropmarks on aerial photographs (National Monuments Record 2000) and Lidar imagery (Geomatics 2011)) of a field to the north-west of Rollington Farm, Corfe Castle. It is considered probable these could be the remains of medieval trackways and hollow ways. These features were digitally plotted during the Wild Purbeck Mapping Project.

Papworth, M D J, Trust for Wessex Archaeology, 1983, Isle of Purbeck Survey, IOP 356 (Index). SDO147.

'ROLLINGTON FARM: linear features visible on AP. Possibly sunken way or ways. See RAF/VAP//1946//1821:2408 and AP/British Gas Corp.//1981// Obl AP 12847, 12, 16. Ley pasture.'

Geomatics, 2011, Lidar DTM (Aerial Photograph). SDO13637.

National Monuments Record, 21-FEB-2000, SY 9682/4 NMR 18719/09 (Aerial Photograph). SDO13668.

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