SE OF BOARSTALL CHURCH
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Other site, structure or landscape
Assets that cannot fit any of the other categories. This category includes sites of archaeological interest, where the original form and function may not be apparent without the use of archaeological techniques and interpretation.
Description
Medieval moat mentioned in historical records and surviving as earthworks
Dimensions - Length 0054 m Width 0054
Plan Form - SQUARE
WIDE & WELL PRESERVED (B1).
APPEARS TO BE A MOAT. STILL IN GOOD CONDITION (B2).
CLOSE CALLED BARDALLS WITH MOAT IN CORNER: PERPETUATES BARDOLPHYS GARDEN MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT OF 1449. A MOAT AT BOARSTALL CALLED A FISHPOND IN 1633 (BUT PROBABLY CASS 0317)(B5).
AT NGR (B3).
TILE & POT FROM SITE: 00:001-002.
Assessed by the Monuments Protection Programme and scored as follows:
Group Value (Clustering) - low
Group Value (Association) - high
Archaeological Interest (Survival) - medium
Archaeological Interest (Documentation) – low
Archaeological Interest (Potential) - medium
Archaeological Interest (Diversity) – medium
Historic Interest - medium
Landmark Status – high
Architectural and Artistic - N/A
Statement of Significance
Asset type
Medieval moat mentioned in historical records and surviving as earthworksImages and Documents
Date Listed
n/a
Last Updated
24 Jul 2023