This site, which might be easy to miss if you don't know of it, is thought to have been constructed in the late Bronze Age period. The purpose of it is unknown, but it might have been a horse corral in the past as the word 'stodfalod' was a common name for Roman enclosures, and Anglo-Saxons used such enclosures for horse folds.

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Elevation 230 m

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Location: Ampleforth, Ryedale, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire And The Humber, England, United Kingdom

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