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The cropmarks of possible rectilinear enclosures and/or fields may be visible on aerial photographs. The area of other possible cropmarks – not mapped due to uncertainty over their origin – has been included in the monument polygon. As suggested for ...

Cropmarks of a fragmentary possible ring ditch, circa 11m in diameter, within the rectilinear field system SHER FOS 004 and to the south of a second possible ring ditch (SHER FOS 037).

Ring ditches which may represent Bronze Age round barrows or possible prehistoric hut circles are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the south of Black Street, Gisleham.

The cropmarks of possible ring ditch, potentially represent the remains of A Bronze Age round barrow are visible on aerial photographs. Although the presence of a number of geological cropmarks in the area could feasibly indicate that this is also a ...

The cropmarks of a ring ditch and a possible former mound, both potentially represent the remains of Bronze Age round barrow, were tentatively identified on aerial photographs. A more convinced barrow site is located to the immediate north (BRD 005)....

The cropmark of a double-ditched enclosure and associated ditches and pits, possibly representing a farmstead or higher status settlement of Roman date, is visible on aerial photographs. This site was formerly recorded under SOL 002, which now relate...

Cropmarks of a possible ring ditch, circa 22m in diameter, to the north of FOS 009 and FOS 010.

The cropmarks of an incomplete ring ditch or penannular ditch of uncertain date and significance is visible on aerial photographs. This feature is located next to a possible area of medieval common-edge settlement and/or stock enclosures and it may b...

Cropmarks of a fragmentary possible ring ditch, circa 20m in diameter, within the rectilinear field system SHER FOS 004 and to the north of a second possible ring ditch (SHER FOS 036).

The cropmarks of a possible ring ditch are visible on aerial photographs. The site is located within an area of enclosures and fields, some of which may be late prehistoric to Roman and/or medieval in date (BAW 012) and it is possible that this ring ...