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RAILWAY WORKERS TEMPORARY SETTLEMENT * |
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| A temporary settlement or shanty-town erected by railway construction workers or "navvys". |
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UNENCLOSED HUT CIRCLE SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement with evidence for several hut circles but clearly lacking an obvious boundary. Where it is not certain whether a boundary existed or not, use HUT CIRCLE SETTLEMENT. Characteristic of the later prehistoric period. |
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ENCLOSED HUT CIRCLE SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement showing evidence for one or more hut circles, enclosed by a distinct boundary ditch, wall, earth rampart or similar barrier. Characteristic of the later prehistoric period. |
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WORKERS TEMPORARY SETTLEMENT * |
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| A temporary settlement or encampment erected by construction workers (eg for reservoir construction). |
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HUT CIRCLE SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement consisting of several hut circles, either grouped together or dispersed. Characteristic of the later prehistoric period. Use specific forms where supported by the available evidence. For isolated hut circles use hut circle. |
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UNENCLOSED SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement without any obvious evidence for a boundary. Use specific type where known. |
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PALISADED SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement site enclosed within a timber palisade. |
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DESERTED SETTLEMENT * |
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| An abandoned settlement, usually of the Medieval period, often visible only as earthworks or on aerial photographs. |
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ENCLOSED SETTLEMENT * |
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| A site used primarily for domestic purposes on at least a semi-permanent or seasonal basis, and which has been surrounded by a bank and ditch, palisade, or some other form of enclosure. Use more specific type(s) where appropriate. |
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MORAVIAN SETTLEMENT * |
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| A community of Protestant followers of Hussite doctrines, first founded by Moravian emigrants in Saxony, Germany. |
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SQUATTER SETTLEMENT * |
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| A site occupied by people who have no legal right to the land or buildings on it. |
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PLANNED SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement built to a pre-determined plan, including housing, infrastructure and associated amenities. |
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SCOOPED SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement, usually enclosed, on a sloping hillside containing a number of oval or circular scopped house floors separated by walls or unexcavated ridges. |
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TRADING SETTLEMENT * |
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| A settlement used for trading. |
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LINEAR SETTLEMENT * |
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| A group of related buildings, primarily with a domestic function, which is arranged along a principle axis such as a main road or routeway. |
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MODEL SETTLEMENT * |
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| A planned village or settlement, usually developed by a philanthropic industrialist , to house workers. Most include facilities for the education and betterment of the workers and their families. |
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SETTLEMENT * |
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| A small concentration of dwellings. |
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