Record Details
HER Number: | 01158/01 |
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Type of record: | Monument |
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Name: | Castle Hill Motte and Bailey Castle, Hickleton |
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Summary
A medieval motte and bailey castle at Hickleton
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<1> The earthworks have been destroyed by quarrying but the tradition preserved by the name is an accurate one, for a sketch by the antiquary, Roger Dodsworth, shows that in the seventeenth century the outlines of a motte and bailey were still clear.
<2> Site of Castle Hill - Motte and Bailey Castle - "any earthwork has probably been completely destroyed by quarrying" (Magilton). Planned by Dodsworth in 1630,
References: The Doncaster District (Magilton) 1977 p.49-50
<1> Hey, D., 1979, The Making of South Yorkshire., pp45 (Bibliographic reference). SSY137.
<2> South Yorkshire Archaeology Service, c1974-c2003, SMR Card (Unpublished document). SSY213.
Sources and further reading
<1> | SSY137 - Bibliographic reference: Hey, D.. 1979. The Making of South Yorkshire.. Single volume. pp45. |
<2> | SSY213 - Unpublished document: South Yorkshire Archaeology Service. c1974-c2003. SMR Card. Indexed according to PIN Number. |
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