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The cropmarks of possible ditches of unknown date and significance may be visible on aerial photographs. Although the presence of a number of geological cropmarks in the area could feasibly indicate that this is also a non-archaeological cropmark.

Cropmarks of part of a possible sub-rectangular enclosure of uncertain date

Cropmarks of possible circular features at Rushford Heath

Fragments of a possible double-ditched enclosure are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the south of Moor’s Hill Plantation, Sutton.

Cropmarks of possible enclosures and field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs to the west of Frostenden Common (SHER FOS 019). It is possible that these features may relate to medieval to post medieval common-edge settlement.

The cropmarks of fragmentary ditches and possible incomplete rectilinear enclosures of unknown date and significance are visible on aerial photographs. Archaeological evaluations and excavations in this area (ELV 053-054, ELV 089) recorded differing ...

The indistinct cropmarks of a possible enclosure or broad boundary ditch of unknown, but possible medieval to post medieval date, may be visible on aerial photographs. The Hodkinson map of 1783 indicates that this feature was located on the edge of ...

The cropmarks of fragmentary ditches and possible incomplete rectilinear enclosures of unknown date and significance are visible on aerial photographs. There is a possibility that some of the mapped ‘ditches’ relate to periglacial striped ground or s...

The cropmarks of two possible early medieval or medieval farmsteads can be seen on aerial photographs.

The cropmarks of possible enclosures and/or boundaries of uncertain date are visible on aerial photographs to the north of Grimston’s Covert. It is feasible that these features relate to medieval to post medieval common/heath-edge enclosures and/or ...