MONUMENT NO. 55688

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Rough Haw Hill (alleged motte and bailey) - natural feature

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SE 44369504 The shape of Rough Haw Hall suggests a motte with a partly destroyed bailey towards Thimbleby Grange. (1)

No trace on 1946 RAF air photographs. (2)

This tree-covered conical hill, (similar to others along the foot of the Hambleton/Cleveland Hills escarpment) is an entirely natural feature. The ground to the S.of it falls away, and there is nothing
to suggest the existence of a bailey. (3)

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( 1) Annotated Record Map

Corr 6" (S V Morris, 15.6.57)

( 2) Field Investigators Comments

F1 RE 20-OCT-72

( 3) Field Investigators Comments

F2 DS 27-NOV-72

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