There are many types of sites of archaeological interest ranging from the Prehistoric through to the modern day. These sites may be represented as below ground remains, earthworks, or cropmarks. These sites may be associated with agriculture, industry, settlement, commemoration, commerce, religion and war (not an exhaustive list).
Examples of sites of archaeological interest include: areas of ridge & furrow, deserted medieval villages, barrows, salterns, farmsteads, monastic sites etc.
Sheepwash
A small rectangular water feature in the Wolds, now expanded but on site of former Sheepwash.
Moats
A dry moat on a historic site boundary between a Church and higher status house.
Ridge & Furrow
Ridge & Furrow earthworks relate to a Medieval style of farming and commonly found in Lincolnshire.