Thesaurus Term/Concept: WARPING DRAIN

Identifier	-3
Class	MONUMENT TYPE
Status	Candidate
Index?	Yes
Scope Note	Warping was a means of agricultural improvement which worked by engineering the deposition of a fresh top-soil of river-borne silt, by means of channels.

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Instances/Examples (16)

Context	Record
Monument Type	MLI54095 Post-Medieval Warping Drain, East Ferry (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54067 Post-Medieval Warping Drain, Fir Tree Farm, Blyton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54073 Post-Medieval Warping Drain, Greenhill Farm, Blyton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54072 Post-Medieval Warping Drain, Redhill Farm, Blyton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI51313 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Blyton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54068 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Blyton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54054 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, East Stockwith (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54066 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Jarvis Hill Farm, Blyton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54089 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Laughton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI53724 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Susworth (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54053 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Walkerith (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54071 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Whoofer Farm, Wildsworth (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125362 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Wildsworth (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI51254 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Wildsworth (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI54092 Post-Medieval Warping Drains, Wildsworth and Laughton (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI80454 Potential cropmark warping drain, west of Tunman Woods (Monument)