Jarrow, Hutteredes yar' Fishery

HER Number

12281

District

S Tyneside

Site Name

Jarrow, Hutteredes yar' Fishery

Place

Jarrow

Map Sheet

NZ36NW

Class

Agriculture and Subsistence

Site Type: Broad

Fishing Site

Site Type: Specific

Fish Weir

General Period

MEDIEVAL

Specific Period

Medieval 1066 to 1540

Form of Evidence

Documentary Evidence

Description

Hutteredes yar' in 1128, Vchtredesiare in 1195, Hutredes yare. Probably relates to the personal name Uhtraed. Owned by the monks. The main catch would have been salmon, but in fact a wider range of fish would have been taken (eg. Eels, pike, minnow, burbot, trout and lamprey' {G.N. Garmondsway (ed), 1939, 'Aelfric's Colloquy', pp 101-2}.

Easting

433000

Northing

565000

Grid Reference

NZ433000565000

Sources

Victor Watts, 1986, Some Northumbrian Fishery Names II in Durham Archaeological Journal, 2, 1986, pp 55-61