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Roads

The nature and location of resources

The medieval Trent Bridge alongside the Victorian replacement, c1880.
The medieval Trent Bridge alongside the Victorian replacement, c1880.

Structural

Standing Buildings

There are a number of fragments of road bridges surviving from the mediaeval period.  The best example is at Trent Bridge in West Bridgford. The Nottinghamshire County Council Sites & Monuments Record will provide a comprehensive listing for the county

A number of toll houses, constructed during the Turnpike era, survive within the county.

Ruins & earthworks

Archaeological remains

Landscape

Building alignment, crop marks, hollow ways and hedge alignments are some of the main landscape features that demonstrate the presence of a road within a landscape. These are best viewed from the air (Derek Riley collection, University of Sheffield; St Joseph collection, University of Cambridge.

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