More information : SK 299 984 A number of stone enclosures of
agricultural type, to the W. of Gosling Moor. Excavation has
revealed pottery of 2nd cent. A.D., but nothing else. Not
visible on A.Ps F.22, R.A.F. 1094/0115-6 dated 21.4.53. (1-2)
A group of three irregular-shaped, rubble enclosures, now
partially turf-covered, at SE 2988 9847, SE 2993 9871 and SE
2997 9885 respectively. (Published survey 25" revised). No
associated field system can be identified, and there is no
evidence that they originally formed the nucleus of a settlement.
They are, however, similar to a type of pastoral enclosure,
found in Wharfedale, that is generally considered to be of IA/RB
origin.
See GP AO/53/34/7. (3)
SK 299987. Romano-British settlement in Gosling Spring
comprising to the N an oval embankment with associated
enclosures including some well preserved linear banks standing
up to 1m high. South is a main large oval enclosure with
associated boundary banks.
SK 298985. Romano-British enclosure with remains of lynchets and
boundary banks running N and E from it. Excavated by L H Butcher
(see authority 1).
Scheduled as Romano-British settlements (see also SK 39 NW/21). (4) |