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Cropmarks of an unidentified medieval church.

The cropmarks of boundaries and/or drainage channels of possible medieval to post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs. The boundaries ditches are of a sinuous nature and may represent medieval to post medieval boundaries no longer in use,...

The cropmarks of an undated square or rectilinear enclosure, with possible associated ditches, are visible on aerial photographs (S1). The morphology of the site, combined with the fact that Iron Age to Roman finds and features have been investigated...

The cropmarks of an area of Saxon sunken-featured buildings and pits are visible on aerial photographs within the area of the excavated Roman and Saxon settlement on Bloodmoor Hill (CAC 013 & CAC 016). Many of the features are quite faint and indisti...

Cropmarks of circular enclosure, possibly a mill mound

Cropmarks of at least three parallel ditches from sinuous NW-SE trackway (?) with rectangular enclosures (?) on E side (S1)(S2).

The faint cropmarks of boundary ditches and fields of possible Iron Age to Roman date are visible on aerial photographs. Finds of Iron Age and Roman date, although predominantly Roman, have been found in the vicinity of these cropmarks (BAW 044). Oth...

The cropmarks of undated trackway and fragmentary linear ditches unknown date are visible on aerial photographs. The features are located next to a pair of ring ditches (BLN 028 & BLN 031) but the relationship is not clear.

The cropmarks of boundaries and field boundaries of probable Saxon to post medieval date, and a group of pits possibly relating to sunken-featured buildings of Saxon date, are visible on aerial photographs. The main central boundary, which runs paral...

Partial indistinct cropmarks of large, fine, roughly circular enclosure, circa 160m diameter, with broader, roughly circular internal cropmark with `entrance' on SW side, with internal diameter of circa 60m.