﻿id	Url	 Resource class 	Title	Creator	Subject	Description	Contributor	Date	Type	Relation	Coverage	 Alternative Title 	 Spatial Coverage 
	https://www.collections.yorkarchaeologicaltrust.co.uk/s/collections/item/127685	dctype:Event	 A0655 Deangate gas main 	 York Archaeological Trust 	 Monument Type - Culvert | Human Bone 	 Disarticulated human bone and a brick-lined culvert were observed in a contractor's trench. 	 Russell Marwood (fieldwork) 	1989-08-17/1989-08-17	 Watching Brief 		Post-Medieval	 1989.1023 Gas Main (Non O.N.) 	 Deangate, York | SE60445214 
	https://www.collections.yorkarchaeologicaltrust.co.uk/s/collections/item/127453	dctype:Event	 A0352 Pavement 	 York Archaeological Trust 	 Human Bone 	 Human skeletal material was collected during the course of repair to a water main. It is likely to have derived from the former churchyard of St Crux. 	 David Brinklow (fieldwork) 	1985/1985	 Watching Brief 	 https://her.york.gov.uk/Event/EYO7544 EYO7544 - PAVEMENT - York Historic Environment Record 	Medieval	 1985.1 St Crux Church 	 St Crux Church, Pavement, York | SE60505182 
	https://www.collections.yorkarchaeologicaltrust.co.uk/s/collections/item/127418	dctype:Event	 A0277 The Rise, Heslington Road 	 York Archaeological Trust 	 Human Bone 	 Fragments of human bone were recovered from a box found in the stables. These may have originally been discovered when The Rise was constructed, c.1838, and may have been of Anglian date. 	 David Brinklow (fieldwork) | Terry O'Connor (fieldwork) 	1983/1983	 Watching Brief 		Anglian	 1983.29 The Rise 	 Belle Vue Terrace, York | SE61305104 
