MONUMENT NO. 359058

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Homestead moat prob pre 16thc

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[TF94163763] Ruins of medieval house 150 yds SE of
Berry Hall. Some portion of walling, and extensive foundations
within a moated enclosure. No details visible by which the
remains can be dated. [Berry Hall is Early Tudor] (1)

The published (but unnamed) moat at the site indicated above
carries no traces of a former building on its island. Together
with an associated pond to the S it is maintained as an
ornamental garden feature cum duckpond.

The ruin published as 'stone' at TF94213757, is on the opposite
side of the river and is a free standing piece of flint
masonary detached 6.0m to the E of a rectangular foundation,
three sides of which are still visible. See 25" survey.

No traces of a moat could be identified although the field is
cut up by old drainage ditches. (2)

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( 1) General reference

M.H.L.G. Prov. List Walsingham RD 1947. 12

( 2) Field Investigators Comments

F1 BHS 18-MAR-71

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