PRN 30054 [This record includes information from PRN 30055 which has now been deleted.] Settlement area, east of Greatford village. {1} Part of the large and straggling agricultural settlement at Greatford, probably of Iron Age or Roman date. This site comprises a homestead enclosure and what appear to be stockyards with a drove road running away from it in two directions. The whole area is a complex one and there is a possibility of several overlapping periods of use. {2}{3} An extensive, probably Roman, occupation site, connected with 30051 falls within a large area of ancient fields (see scheduled monument number 33581). There are fourteen irregular rounded enclosures, one linked by a track to a rectangular one. At TF097119 is a trackway with double right-angled bends and rectangular enclosure attached.{4}{5}{6} Almost entirely under standing corn. Only very limited perambulation was possible and nothing else was seen. {4}{12} The cropmarks include a small irregular circular enclosure or ring ditch, which may be a round barrow. {6}