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Cropmarks of half of possible enclosure of 57m width.

The cropmarks of a linear group of large pit-like features or hollows of uncertain date and significance have been identified on the aerial photographs, but have only been mapped as an extent of area. It is possible that these relate to natural undul...

Several undated linear ditch features and at least one possible ring ditch are visible as cropmarks and soilmarks on aerial photographs. Geological features were also showing as cropmarks in this area.

Cropmarks visible of Hunt's Hall which is visible on 1st ed OS

The cropmarks of a co-axial field system of unknown, but probable late prehistoric and/or Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs. This field system would appear to be a continuation of – or at least the same broad phase as - the much more cohe...

Cropmarks of fragmented field boundaries, short ditches and possible trackways of unknown medieval date.

Irregular complex of small possible fields, possible trackways and enclosures NW of scheduled area & allotments, visible on 1959 APs. It is possible that these cropmarks represent at least in part geological features, but they have been recorded due ...

Cropmarks of linear ditches and at least one possible enclosure are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Church Corner, Wrentham.

Cropmarks of group of (interconnecting?) trackways(?) & possible field boundaries S of Heath Cottage. These cropmarks are likely to have formed part of the group of field boundaries now recorded under ADT 090.

The cropmarks of large coaxial field system of unknown date, but probably later prehistoric and/or Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs. Other nearby areas of fields, for example SOL 002 and LUD 017, would appear to be a continuation of – or...