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Cropmarks of possible old field boundaries, in field to N of Moat Hall, PRH 001.

The cropmarks of group of rectilinear enclosures and associated trackways of unknown, but probably later prehistoric date, are visible on aerial photographs. Some of these cropmarks were previously recorded under LUD 016. The site would appear to und...

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).

Cropmarks of possible pit alignment on APs (S1) between curving trackway (?) ditch.

Cropmarks of possible rectangular buildings and trackway

Cropmarks of possible pits are visible on aerial photographs on land to the southwest of St Andrew’s Church, Boyton.

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 ...

The cropmarks of fragmentary field boundaries of possible medieval to post medieval date, although a Roman or earlier date cannot be discounted, are visible on aerial photographs. Some of the more westerly features appeared to survive as low earthwor...

The cropmarks of a possible post-built or aisled building or buildings of possible Roman or Saxon date are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Bartholomew’s Church (COR 019). The possible building/s are located within an area of enclosures ...

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 ...