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A possible Roman or Iron Age field system with associated enclosures and pits was seen as cropmarks on air photographs.

A possible prehistoric or Roman field system was seen as cropmarks on air photographs. The system comprises a series of long parallel ditches with some divisions created by perpendicular elements. Some of the ditches are overlapping and could represe...

A dispersed group of cropmarks visible on air photographs, interpreted as rectilinear enclosures, possibly Iron Age or Roman farmstead and fields.

An extensive rectilinear, ditch-defined field system of probable Iron Age or Roman date, seen as cropmarks on air photographs. The field system has an integral sinuous trackway, and one of the enclosures contains a circular feature, possibly a round ...

A rectilinear field system of uncertain date is visible as cropmarks on air photographs.

Boundary ditches, which are possibly part of an Iron Age/Roman field system, are visible on as cropmarks on air photographs. There is an extensive field system to the east, but the ditches have a different orientation, therefore it is uncertain how t...

Boundary ditches, possibly part of an Iron Age/Roman field system, are visible as cropmarks on air photographs.

Probable ditch system no data available for Monarch 1168100

Iron Age or Roman rectilinear ditched enclosures, which are probably part of a field system, are visible as cropmarks on air photographs. One enclosure contains a roundhouse and two other incomplete curvilinear enclosures are possibly also round hous...