Earsdon, rectilinear enclosure
Earsdon, rectilinear enclosure
HER Number
4847
District
N Tyneside
Site Name
Earsdon, rectilinear enclosure
Place
Earsdon
Map Sheet
NZ37SW
Class
Unassigned
Site Type: Broad
Archaeological Feature
Site Type: Specific
Site
General Period
PREHISTORIC
Specific Period
Iron Age -800 to 43
Form of Evidence
Cropmark
Description
An aerial photograph taken on 8th October 1980 and held by North Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council, records a possible feature located in the field immediately to the south of Earsdon and west of Wellfield. It would appear to be a rectilinear enclosure, with a number of internal and external features, of the type identified elsewhere on the Northumberland coastal plain by Jobey and assigned an Iron Age or Romano-British date.
Easting
432310
Northing
572210
Grid Reference
NZ432310572210
Sources
<< HER 4847 >> Tyne & Wear Museums, 2000, Shiremoor Off Site Sewers, North Tyneside, Archaeological Assessment, p 11-13
N. Stevenson, 2002, Newly Discovered Archaeological Sites... at Earsdon Village, North Tynes, Northern Archaeology, Vol 19, 2002, pp 29-38
Aerial Photograph, Fairey Surveys, 1974, ACC 741 (photos 9/724 9/725 9/726) -North Shields Library Local Studies
N. Stevenson, 2002, Newly Discovered Archaeological Sites... at Earsdon Village, North Tynes, Northern Archaeology, Vol 19, 2002, pp 29-38
Aerial Photograph, Fairey Surveys, 1974, ACC 741 (photos 9/724 9/725 9/726) -North Shields Library Local Studies