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Marlish, Northumberland


East and West Marlish.

Northumberland Hartburn Civil Parish
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Entrance to West Marlish
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Two new houses at East Marlish
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Hospital plantation
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Enclosure south-east of East Marlish (Hartburn)
- "A rectilinear enclosure is visible as an earthwork on lidar imagery. It measures about 55m by 45m. It is overlain by ridge and furrow cultivation earthworks and later field boundaries...."
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Bell pits and fields at West Marlish Farm (Hartburn)
- "Near Cooper's Hill Plantation is an area of medieval ridge and furrow fields. On top of this are about six bell pits, probably post-medieval in date. All the remains survive …
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West Marlish Roman temporary camp (Wallington Demesne)
- "Cropmarks of the south-west quadrant of a probable Roman temporary camp were recorded by aerial photography in July 1994. The site lies close to the Devil's Causeway Roman road and …
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FARMBUILDINGS TO WEST OF MARLISH FARMHOUSE - Hartburn - List Entry
- "Planned farmbuildings, c.1800 with early C19 gingang. Squared tooled stone, and squared tooled-and-margined stone in gingang; slate roofs. Ranges on 3 sides of yard open to the south, with gingang …
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