Wimpole estate was surveyed in January and February 1997 and between January 1998 and August 2000 by the RCHME Cambridge Office, in a project designed to complete the record of visible archaeological features in the core area of the landscape park and at two other locations where earthworks survive: Cobb's Wood and Thornberry Farm. The work jointly funded by the RCHME and the National Trust comprises an overall survey at 1:2500 scale undertaken by air photographic transcription and subsequent enhancement in the field, together with selected ground survey at a scale of 1:1000
This is part of the Series: RCH01/001 RCHME Archaeological Requests; within the Collection: RCH01 Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (RCHME) Archive
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Archaeological Field Investigator: Garrow, Duncan: Rchme Cambridge
Archaeological Field Investigator: Oswald, Alastair: Rchme Cambridge
Archaeological Field Investigator: Pattison, Paul: Rchme Cambridge
Surveyor: Cushion, Brian
Archaeological Field Investigator: Barker, Louise
Archaeological Field Investigator: Pearson, Trevor: Rchme Cambridge
Archaeological Field Investigator: Thissen, Daphne: Rchme Cambridge
Archaeological Field Investigator: Brown, Moraig: Rchme Cambridge
Surveyor: Wainwright, Angus: National Trust
Medieval Settlement, Post Medieval Post Mill, Medieval Pond, Medieval Park, Post Medieval Ornamental Lake, Post Medieval Moat, Medieval Moat, Medieval Manor House, Post Medieval Landscape Park, Medieval House Platform, Post Medieval Fishpond, Post Medieval Enclosure, Medieval Enclosure, Post Medieval Windmill Mound, Post Medieval Wood, Post Medieval Settlement, Post Medieval Tree Mound
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