Colonial and Post-Medieval Ruin Sites (Misfiled)

Members this atlas records under Archaeological Sites and Ancient Remains whose own description dates them to the colonial or post-medieval era, not to antiquity or prehistory: five colonial-era Virginia and Caribbean plantation sites (Cinnamon Bay, Flowerdew Hundred, Kippax, Richneck and Rosewell), confirming this subcategory's own report's finding that such entries were likely misfiled, plus six further post-medieval ruins the same pass found (the Bishop's Palace at Llandaff, the Palace of Monimail, the Tudor-era royal palace called The More, the 1767 Colden Mansion Ruins, the colonial-era Bungarribee Homestead Site in Australia, and the Kinver Rock Houses, cave dwellings inhabited from 1617). Belongs here: any member this subcategory records whose own description places it in the colonial or post-medieval era rather than antiquity or prehistory. Does not belong here: a genuinely ancient or prehistoric site, gathered under one of this subcategory's other, region-specific groups.