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The Evidence to Date

Below is a small example of some of the evidence that we have found to date from the site.

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GPR Data showing strong lineal features across a wide complex of buildings.

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Wall that match the GPR data have been unearthed.

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Lidar is showing a series of ornamental ponds, terraced gardens and drainage channels

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An in tact runnel - the 16th century records show this runnel being planted with Willow Trees by the side and having gates to control flow of water to the water meadows

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An original 15th Century doorway from the Palace (not in situ)

John Gaters opinion
“Scrolling through the time slices creates an image of rooms or buildings within a larger structural complex. As such, it is tempting to interpret the results as being associated with a substantial structure and given the historical records, it seems a reasonable supposition to suggest these could be part of the long lost Collyweston Palace”
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Various 15th Century stone mouldings found on site found in ground and recycled within nearby other buildings

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