Monument record WNG 022 - Relatively substantial earthwork bank to E of similar sized banks

Relatively substantial earthwork bank to E of similar sized banks, WNG 021. Between 1-2m high and 25-35m wide. Grass, nettle and small shrub covered. Laterally bisected by Wangford to Lakenheath Road. N half partially in encroaching woodland with active dump to E and cultivated field to W. S half in between cultivated fields (S1).
`Slighter (?) bank formerly visible to NW and plotted on OS 1:2500 map, revised in July 1974, between WNG 021 and N end of surviving bank with further adjoining arm extending N (S3). These `slighter' banks are now ploughed virtually flat (S1).
These earthworks appear to form part of the boundaries of `Dry Close', which together with WNG 021 were the only arable fields shown on the 1842 Tithe Map. Probably built as a rabbit barrier. The fields to S & E are marked as `Warren' (S4).
November 1975: Fields to N (N, E & W of Sayers Carr) `lightly covered with Med sherds, few flakes, RB tile ... including Samian sherd & two iron pieces' (S2).