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A possible section of Roman road is seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs. The feature consists of a bank with sections of ditch either side and a possible further section of road joining from the south east. The possible section of road is on the...

Possible cropmark of a ring ditch, seen by motorist, see details.

A possible cold war military feature or modern pit is seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data. The features consist of a mounded area with a small square pit in the centre. The feature looks like it has been recently constructed in the early 19...

A possible bank, of a possible medieval-post medieval date, is seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs. The bank most likely relates to a former medieval-post medieval boundary bank not mapped on the Frist Edition Ordnance Survey map. The bank can b...

The cropmarks of possible undated ditches may have been visible on aerial photographs at this location, but were not mapped due to a suspicion that they were of recent and/or agricultural origin.

A circular bank feature of possible Cold war date is visible on aerial photographs between a network of World War Two anti-glider ditches (SHER SUT 105).

Large ring ditch or circular enclosure cropmark circa 36m diameter is visible on aerial photographs. However this was not thought to be archaeological in nature.

Possible cropmarks of an enclosure(s)

Ring ditch, possibly concentric, circa 30m diameter, traversed by irregular enclosure, MDS 078, next to smaller ring ditch, MDS 122 (S1).

Possible cropmark of a circlar enclosure or natural geological feature.