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A series of small fields or occupation enclosures and two historic ponds, surviving as earthworks in pasture

A series of enclosures and a possible trackway, visible as earthworks on LIDAR and subtle parchmarks on several APs. These features do not correlate with boundaries on OS1st ed mapping. Probably medieval or earlier in date.

The earthworks of enclosures and boundaries of unknown, but possible medieval to post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs on Westleton Walks heath. The main component of the site is a possible rectangular enclosure, with an adjacent low ...

Visible on LIDAR: A rectangular enclosure with rounded corners, several other small enclosures, two trackways and a pre-modern field system.

The earthworks of a broad and shallow linear hollow, with an associated bank in places, is visible on the lidar 2m resolution DTM data to the north of The Old Rectory, Alderton. Although undated, it is perhaps most likely to be a medieval to post med...

An area of earthwork enclosures and boundary banks is visible on aerial photographs. The date of the earthworks is uncertain and it is possible that it represents several phases of features, ranging from Roman, medieval to twentieth century. The mai...

Earthworks of enclosures and possible trackway, SE of Limes Farm. Probable medieval date.

Earthworks of field boundaries and a series of short sections of bank of possible medieval date

The earthworks of enclosures and boundaries of probable medieval to post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs on Westleton Walks heath. The main component of the site is two conjoined rectangular enclosures, within a wider banked enclosur...

Earthworks of enclosures of probable Medieval Date in pasture adjacent to River Stour