A group of rock cut postholes and metal hooks, suggestive of a canopy or shelter perhaps associated with the use of two nearby rock cut bathing pools. There are approximately 9 rock cut postholes of varying size and approximately 25 iron hooks in varying degrees of good and broken condition. The postholes were arranged in two lines and a larger on in the middle. The metal hooks were arranged around the postholes, so were likely used to tie down a shelter. It has been suggested that this is linked to the 2nd Earl Grey's family who owned the nearby bathing house and rock cut bathing pools.

Period

Post-Medieval (1540 - 1901), Uncertain

Period comments

Early 19th Century

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Monument Type - Broad

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Monument Type - Narrow

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Evidence Type - Broad

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Object Type - Broad

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NRHE Number

Unknown

NT HBSMR Number

Unknown

HER Event Number

Unknown

External Link

None

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