Medieval Monuments
- Almshouses (multi-period)
- Aqueducts (Medieval)
- Archery Butts (multi-period)
- Artillery Castles (multi-period)
- Bastles (multi-period)
- Beacons (multi-period)
- Blockhouses (multi-period)
- Brickworks (Medieval)
- Camerae
- Chain Towers (multi-period)
- Charterhouses
- Clapper Bridges (multi-period)
- Cockpits (multi-period)
- Coastal Fish Weirs (multi-period)
- Colleges (multi-period)
- Cottages (multi-period)
- Coureries
- Cross Dykes (multi-period)
- Decoy Ponds (multi-period)
- Deerparks (multi-period)
- Double Houses (Post-Conquest)
- Dovecotes (multi-period)
- Earthen Artillery Defences (multi-period)
- Enclosure Castles
- Field Barns (multi-period)
- Field Works (multi-period)
- Fishponds (multi-period)
- Friaries
- Frontier Works
- Glassworks
- Hermitages (multi-period)
- Hospitals (multi-period)
- Ironworks
- Irregular Enclosed Field Systems (multi-period)
- Limekilns
- Magnates Residences
- Moats
- Motte and Bailey Castles
- Motte Castles
- Monasteries- male (Post-Conquest)
- Monastic Granges (multi-period)
- Moots (multi-period)
- Multi-Span Bridges
- Nuneries (multi-period)
- Potteries (Medieval)
- Parish Churches (multi-period)
- Quadrangular Castles
- Regular Enclosed Field Systems (multi-period)
- Regular Open Field Systems
- Ringworks
- River Fisheries (multi-period)
- Roads
- Secular Cathedrals
- Shell Keeps
- Shielings
- Single Span Bridges
- Stockaded Enclosures
- Shrines (Post-Roman) (multi-period)
- Tower Keep Castles (multi-period)
- Trackways
- Vills
- Vineyards (multi-period)
- Warrens
- Water Meadows
- Watermills
- Woods (multi-period)
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