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The soilmarks and cropmarks of field boundaries of probable medieval to post medieval date, are visible on aerial photographs. Although it must be noted that a significant number of these boundaries underlie those post medieval boundaries depicted on...

The soilmarks and earthworks of a probable post medieval flood bank are on visible on aerial photographs. See ADT 092 for a possible mound or building platform located on top of this bank.

The soilmarks and possible slight earthworks of a potential circular mound of uncertain date and archaeological significance are visible on aerial photographs) on a former area of heath The circular feature, approximately 21 across, could feasibly re...

The light soilmark of a possible circular or penannular enclosure or barrow is visible on aerial photographs. Although the archaeological origin of this feature is not certain it is possible that it relates to a former round barrow. Other possible ex...

The soilmarks of a circular building platform or levelled mound of probable post medieval date are on visible on aerial photographs. This feature appears to have been constructed on top of a flood defence bank (See ADT 091) of assumed post medieval d...

The soilmarks of a probable former road or routeway and associated boundary banks of probable medieval to post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs. The route appears to broadly coincide with a road branching off from the B1106 Brandon roa...

The faint soilmarks of a series of former banks, some of which may have formed an enclosure are visible on aerial photographs. The date and significance of these is uncertain and it worth noting that a similar feature in adjoining field would appear ...

Possible enclosures are visible as soilmarks of banks on aerial photographs on land to the north of Laurel Farm, Capel St Andrew.

Soilmarks of possible field boundaries, a possible trackway and one possible ring ditch are visible on aerial photographs on land to the south of Water Wood, Butley.

Remnants of a possible former field system are visible as soilmarks on aerial photographs on land to the south of Oak Wood, Capel St Andrew. The soilmarks appear to form a rectilinear patten, but it is difficult to be certain that the marks are archa...