PART OF A FIELD SYSTEM OF MEDIEVAL DATE, KNOWN AS A DYLING AND VISIBLE AS EARTHWORKS UNDER PASTURE. THE SITE LIES 220 M NORTH OF QUADRING PARISH CHURCH AND WAS FORMERLY WITHIN THAT PARISH. THE SYSTEM COMPRISES OF THREE SEPARATE BUT ADJOINING SETS OF PARALLELFIELD STRIPS ALIGNED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO AN OLD WATER CHANNEL WHICH FOLLOWS AN EAST-WEST COURSE ACROSS THE NORTHERN PART OF THE MONUMENT THEN TURNS SOUTH ALONG ITS WESTERN EDGE. TWO SETS OF STRIPS, 98 M AND 130 M LONG RESPECTIVELY RUN NORTH-SOUTH AND THE THIRD SET TO THE SOUTH OF THESE RUNS EASTWARDS FOR 175 M. {1}