Monument record 2631/0/2 - South-Eastern Section of Park Pale

{2} Plan: Fig.57.

{3} The boundary mound runs eastwards and joins the Fotheringhay to Nassington road, whence it turns south. There is a kink in the road at TL065939 which may be a deer leap. The bank is picked up here and survives a few feet to the west and parallel with the road. The southern boundary seems to be the Willow Brook.

{4} The boundary mound runs eastwards and joins the Fotheringhay to Nassington road, whence it turns south. There is a kink in the road at TL065939 which may be a deer leap. The bank is picked up here and survives a few feet to the west and parallel with the road. The southern boundary seems to be the Willow Brook.

{5} At TL061951 the boundary mound runs east and joins the Fotheringhay to Nassington road, whence it turns south. There is a kink in the road at TL065939 which may be a deer leap. The bank is picked up here and survives a few feet to the west under hedgerows and parallel to the road. The southern boundary appears to be the Willow Brook.

{6} Aerial photo NCCAP:TL0694/001.

<1> 1716, Fotheringhay Map (NRO Map 467), (unchecked) (Map). SNN5866.

<2> Royal Commission on The Historical Monuments of England, 1975, An Inventory of The Historical Monuments in The County of Northampton, p.46 Site 36 (checked) (Series). SNN77379.

<3> Brown A.E. (Editor), 1974, Archaeology In Northamptonshire 1973, p.105 (checked) (Article). SNN9109.

<4> STEANE J., 1974, Survey Report: Some Medieval Parks in Northamptonshire, p.25 (checked) (Newsletter). SNN37717.

<5> STEANE J.M., 1975, The Medieval Parks of Northamptonshire, p.224 (checked) (Article). SNN37713.

<6> Northamptonshire SMR Collection of Aerial Photographs, (unchecked) (Photographs). SNN104822.

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