Wheeldale Roman Road
Wade's Causeway is a sinuous, linear structure of human construction located in the North York Moors national park in North Yorkshire, England.Its origins, age, purpose and extent are subject to ongoing research and debate and have not been reliably established. The name may be used to refer specifically to scheduled ancient monument number 1004876, a length of stone course just over 1 mile (1.
Wheeldale Moor Roman road, near Goatland, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England. Looking north north
Significance of Wheeldale Roman Road The significance of the Wheeldale monument is open to debate, depending on whether it is indeed a Roman road, or is of earlier or later origin. Aerial view of the Wheeldale monument, looking south Roman
Description of Wheeldale Roman Road English Heritage
SE8097/01 The Wheeldale Roman Road This walk starts and finishes on what might be the best preserved piece of Roman road in northern Europe. For the first mile of the walk, you will be on (or beside) what is probably the foundations of a Roman road, joining the Cawthorne Roman Camp and the fort at Lease Rigg (near Grosmont).
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History of Wheeldale Roman Road The linear monument on Wheeldale Moor is first recorded as 'Wade's Causeway - a Roman Way' on a map of 1720.
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Wheeldale Roman road, North Yorkshire - Countryfile.com Follow in the footsteps of legionaries on a 2,000-year-old road
Wheeldale Roman Road English Heritage Roman roads, North york moors, Scenery
Address: Wheeldale Moor, Goathland, North Yorkshire, YO22 5AP Before You Go Wheeldale is an enigmatic mile-long stretch of ancient road amid wild and beautiful moorland. The road is probably Roman but possibly later or earlier, and still has its hard core and drainage ditches. Read more about the history of Wheeldale Roman Road. Before You Go
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Try this 3.3-mile circular trail near Whitby, North Yorkshire. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 28 min to complete. This trail is great for hiking, running, and walking, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring.
Ancient standing stone on the side of Wheeldale Roman Road on the North York Moors, Yorkshire
Directions to Wheeldale Roman Road. Road Access. V. South of Goathland; West of A169; 7 miles South of Whitby SAT NAV. V. Postcode : YO22 5AP. Latitude : 54.366301 . Longtitude : -0.762467. Bus Access. V. Yorkshire Coastliner service 840 to Goathland then 4 miles walk. Alternatively alight at Ellerbeck bridge and walk 2 1⁄2 miles over Howl Moor
Roman road over Wheeldale Moor in North Yorkshire, England. News Photo Getty Images
A mile-long stretch of enigmatic ancient road - probably Roman but possibly later or earlier - amid wild and beautiful moorland, still with its hard core and drainage ditches.. Wheeldale Roman Road STAPE. Visit website. Features. Opening times. Open all year; Opening Times: Open at any reasonable time during daylight hours; Also in the area.
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About Wheeldale Roman Road. For about one mile the hard core and side ditches of this probable Roman road can be followed on foot. It probably dates from the first century of the Roman occupation. By road: Drive north from Newton-on-Rawcliffe. Take the first turn right (down Rawcliffe Banks) and follow this road north.
Wheeldale Roman Road (Goathland) 2018 All You Need to Know Before You Go (with Photos
Wheeldale Roman Road History Description Description Significance Research Sources Description of Wheeldale Roman Road The surviving section of the Wheeldale monument (at National Grid Reference SE 805975) extends for about 1¼ miles of irregular surface.
Wheeldale Roman road, North Yorkshire, c1980c2017. Artist Historic England Staff Photographer
The Wheeldale Roman Road is an enigmatic mile-long stretch of ancient road surrounded by wild and beautiful moorland, situated near both Goathland and Whitby. Although the exact origins of the road are unclear, it is widely believed to be of Roman origin, although it could date from a later or earlier period.
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Sources for Wheeldale Roman Road The classic study of the possible road, including profiles across the line of the monument on Wheeldale Moor, photographs and a description, is RH Hayes and JG Rutter's Wade's Causeway: A Roman Road in North-East Yorkshire, Scarborough and District Archaeological Society Research Report 4 (Scarborough, 1964).
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Wheeldale Roman Road, North York Moors When the Romans began their conquest of Celtic Britain in 43 AD, they found a haphazard collection of roads and paths, most connecting local fields and hamlets, but also some longer distance trade routes (e.g. along the North Downs in Kent, and the Icknield Way along the Chilterns into Norfolk).
Wheeldale Moor Roman road, near Goatland, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England. Looking north north
The surviving section of the Wheeldale monument extends for about 1¼ miles of irregular surface
North End of Wheeldale Roman Road
Wheeldale Roman Road, nr Stape, North Yorkshire Photograph taken 01 March 2003 © Historic England Archive Photo Library ref: K030284 This is stretch of road runs along Wheeldale Moor. It runs from an escarpment north of Pickering and passes by the Roman sites at Cawthorn and Lease Rigg. It was originally excavated between 1912 and 1920.