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Monument Number 60485
Hob Uid: 60485
Location : North Yorkshire Ryedale Rosedale East Side
Grid Ref : SE7246098840
Summary : Modern rock-cut pig and poultry pens, in a natural rock outcrop.
More information : (SE 72469884) A natural rock outcrop with chambers, recesses and slots carved in it. Considerable work has been done to cut the larger chamber. Local tradition is silent regarding them. The farmer suggested pens for pigs and ducks, but they are some distance from the nearest dwelling. Photographed by R H Hayes 1952. (1) Pens for pigs and poultry cut out of a huge natural rock by J Spenceley, a retired miner. (2)

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Source details : Corr 6" (R H Hayes 21.1.1954
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Source details : Hist of Rosedale 1970 19 (R H Hayes)
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Monument Period Name : 20th Century
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Monument Start Date : 1901
Monument Type : Pen
Evidence : Structure

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External Cross Reference Number : SE 79 NW 4
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Monument Number 60485