File:Castiles Farm 26 June 2021 (5).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionCastiles Farm 26 June 2021 (5).jpg | Castiles Farm, near Kirkby Malzeard, North Yorkshire, England. The previous farm house on this land was once the home of William Grainge (1816–1895). Grainge, a self-taught archaeologist, excavated the land on the farm which was known as the Cast Hills settlement. Grainge believed Cast Hills to be a military camp, but the site is now understood to have been an Iron Age settlement. "25 earthfast boulders and a boundary ditch" are supposed to be visible over the boundary wall of the farm, but in these photographs of 2021, no archaeological evidence was visible. | ||
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