File:Ulnaby 014.jpg
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English: The lost village of Ulnaby, County Durham, England. Occupied 13th-16th century; now visible only as lumps and bumps in a field at Ulnaby Hall Farm. Undulating ground behind farm: the site of the last remaining building which was used at the last as a barn. Picture adjusted to show up lumps and bumps in ground. Garth field, showing old earthworks around toft enclosures. |
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