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Linear banks and ditches, of unknown date, are visible as earthworks on lidar and (to a lesser extent) aerial photographs. Their orientation suggests they pre-date the pattern of land division depicted on 19th century maps.

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the south and east of Tinkers Lane, Henstead with Hulver Street.

Several undated linear ditches are visible as faint cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the south of World’s End Plantation, Sutton.

Undated linear and curvilinear cropmarks and soilmarks are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Pedler’s Lane, Kessingland. It is possible that they are related to the Romano-British possible villa complex identified to the north (SHER KSS 0...

A possible linear bank of unknown date is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It may be of relatively recent origin.

Undated linear ditches and several possible pit features are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the south of Benacre Road, Henstead with Hulver Street.

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the north of Tinkers Lane, Henstead with Hulver Street.

An undated linear bank is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It is overlain by several 18th to 19th century plantation banks, and presumably represents an earlier boundary.

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the south of Hundred River, Henstead with Hulver Street.

Undated linear ditches including a possible trackway are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the south of Benacre Street, Henstead with Hulver Street.