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A complex arrangement of ditches or drains, visible as earthworks on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey and located on the southern bank of the Little Ouse, may represent former water meadows or osier beds of post medieval date.

Possible Kiln suggested by field name Kiln Pightle at TL 993/693 (S1). Formerly recorded as BAA MISC.

Possible boundary stone marking electoral and ward body boundary

A possible post-medieval rubbish pit containing pegtile revealed during monitoring of pipeline.

Possible post medieval water meadows are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs and on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. Alternatively, the earthworks could instead relate to drainage, or to former osier beds, for example.

Possible kiln site suggested by field named 'clamps' on Tithe map & apportionment. Formerly recorded as ADH MISC.

An evaluation revealed mostly undated features and some of possible prehistoric date.

A narrow strip of possible post medieval water meadows is visible as earthworks on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015.

4 trial trenches revealed one possible 'Victorian' feature. Formerly recorded as CNW MISC

Possible practice trench and undated ditches identified during evaluation trenching at Aldhurst Farm