SNN103235 - Everdon Stubbs and Everdon Wood Northamptonshire

Everdon Stubbs and Everdon wood form a continuous block of woodland lying across the boundary of Farthingstone and Everdon parishes, Northamptonshire. The boundary, still visible as earthworks, was first recorded in a 10th century charter. Everdon wood and part of Everdon Stubbs show evidence of having been under arable cultivation during the middle ages. The rest of Everdon Stubbs contains a series of wood banks, cut by a later substantial hollow way. This report presents the results of documentary research and archaeological field survey, commissioned by the Woodland Trust to inform future management and presentation of the wood.