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An area of large ridges, of an unknown date, are seen as earthworks on visualised lidar data. The ridges may relate to medieval to post medieval ridge and furrow or possibly post medieval forestry. The ridges are in close proximity to parish boundary...

Possible ring ditch and linear features identified from geophysical survey

Possible ridges, perhaps post medieval ridge and furrow or plantation ridges, are visible as earthworks on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey. They could, for example, relate to an early forestry plantation, to temporary arable intake of part of Thetfo...

Possible ring ditch cropmark visible on aerial photographs, part of the possible barrow cemetery SHER SUT 232.

The earthworks of possible ridge and furrow may be visible on aerial photographs at Chalk Hill Farm. Although it is possible that they relate to twentieth century land improvement.

Cropmark of ring ditch, circa 25m in diameter, adjacent to FOS 009. May represent a Bronze Age round barrow.

Possible ring ditch cropmark visible on aerial photographs, part of the possible barrow cemetery SHER SUT 232.

An area of possible ridges of an unknown date are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The ridges may relate to medieval to post medieval ridge and furrow or possibly post medieval forestry. The possible ridges are cut ...

Possible ring ditch, circa 15m diameter, on 1956 AP (S1).

The cropmarks of a ring ditch of uncertain date are visible on aerial photographs. The site is located and previously recorded within an area of enclosures and fields, some of which may be late prehistoric to Roman and/or medieval in date (BAW 012) a...