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The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow are visible on aerial photographs. Although the cropmarks are not well defined and may relate to underlying geology. Other ring ditches and prob...

The cropmark of a ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs adjacent to an area of co-axial fields and trackways (LUD 017). See LUD 012 and LUD 040 for other nearby ring ditches.

Cropmarks of a possible ring ditch that may represent a ploughed out round barrow of Bronze Age date

The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch may be visible on aerial photographs, although its archaeological origin and significance is uncertain and may relate to underlying geology. However it was included in the mapping due to the level of prehistoric...

The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch or incomplete circular enclosure of unknown, but probable later prehistoric to Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs. The faint cropmarks may relate to the remains of Bronze Age round barrow or possibly ...

The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, were visible on aerial photographs were visible on aerial photographs. There is some uncertainty over the archaeological origin and significanc...

The cropmark of a ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs and is located within an area of enclosures and fields (LUD 008). See LUD 013 and LUD 040 for other nearby ring ditches...

The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age barrow, are faintly visible on aerial photographs. Other ring ditches have been recorded within the vicinity, for example FTN 002 & FTN 013.

The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch, potentially represent the remains of a Neolithic and/or Bronze Age oval barrow are visible on aerial photographs. Although the cropmarks are not well defined and may relate to underlying geology. However numero...

The cropmark of an incomplete ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs and is located within an area of multi-period fields and enclosures (SOL 008). See LUD 015 and LUD 039, LUD...