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Cropmarks of at least one ring ditch, circa 24m in diameter, and parts of a north-south trackway on its east side are visible on aerial photographs to the north of London Road, Frostenden.

The cropmarks of a group of three possible ring ditches, potentially representing the remains of Bronze Age round barrows, are visible on aerial photographs and is located within an area of multi-period fields and enclosures (SOL 008). Given its simi...

Cropmarks of ring-ditch which may represent a former mill mound of post-medieval date

The cropmarks of a ring ditch are visible on aerial photographs. It seems most likely that this ring ditch represent the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, although it is also feasible that it represents a roundhouse or agricultural associated wit...

Cropmarks of several field boundaries, trackways and ditches of unknown date

The cropmarks of a possible incomplete ring ditch may be visible on aerial photographs. The presence of this feature is uncertain and some of the cropmarks may relate to geological cropmarks. Another more convincing and larger ring ditch has been ma...

Cropmarks of series of drainage ditches and field boundaries of unknown date

An area of ridge and furrow of possible medieval date is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs

The cropmarks of a ring ditch, potentially representing the remains of a Bronze Age barrow, are visible on aerial photographs.

The cropmarks of settlement enclosures of uncertain date are visible on aerial photographs. These cropmarks were previously recorded under ADT 001 – a scheduled area settlement cropmarks of probable later prehistoric or Roman date – due to the fact t...