An earthwork survey was conducted to inform proposed residential development on land to the north of Julian Bower, Louth. Poorly preserved remains of medieval ridge and furrow were recorded across the south-eastern part of the surveyed field. The remains were visible as a series of parallel linear earthworks, aligned on a roughly south-west to north-east axis. These remains were overlain at their western edge by a linear mound, running down much of the middle of the field, and thought to represent the remains of a later hedge bank. {1}{2}