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P5461 Conisbrough Cemetery Extension, Sheffield Road, Conisbrough, South Yorkshire A 6 trench machine-excavated evaluation in the field immediately south-west of Conisbrough Cemetery identified natural glacial deposits and in one trench (#3) a double-ditch with a clay embankment, provisionally interpreted as the plough-truncated remains of the medieval deer park boundary. Also present down-slope of the boundary was a smaller ditch associated with two stone packed post-holes of unknown date. Up-slope from the boundary, a stone packed foundation of unknown date was also identified.
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A0093 Bootham Bar Toilets A section of the north-west fortress wall, aligned with re-exposed fragment of guardhouse of Porta Principalis Dextra, was observed together with clay and clay bank behind. Additionally a post-medieval stone-lined drain was encountered.