• The place where the English shieldwall formed up is as it was in 1066. Only the A19 and the stone bridge, which cuts through the two lines, his changed. A terrace of five houses has been built beside the road.
• The space where the Norse shieldwall formed up has not been built over. But the land has been filled to make it a flat playing field but the land that slopes down to the old ford can be observed all around.
• The redirection of Germany Beck between Fordlands Road bridge and the A19 Stone Bridge removes the lazy loop beneath the playing fields and it has been canalised to the north.
• A cemetery occupies the Norse right flank.
• There is one old folks’ home built along the beck.
• The ditch that separated the two armies can be clearly seen to the east of the ford although the water channel is now along one edge rather than meandering across the peat.
• The right flank of the English, beside the river Ouse, is still open ground as are the Ings.
• The trackway through Water Fulford that leads down to the ford is still there.