Cropmarks of probable prehistoric or Roman enclosures and boundaries, on land to the south of Furlongs Lane, Belchford. Identified on aerial photography examined as part of the National Mapping Programme. The features may represent an area of former settlement activity, and include the remains of two complete enclosures, measuring 25m by 20m and 30m by 15m. The remains of further incomplete enclosures are present, along with various miscellaneous boundaries located around and between the enclosures. Included in the cropmarks was a sub-rectangular, ditched enclosure with rounded corners, convex ends and possible internal features. It was thought possible that this feature may represent the remains of a former Neolithic long barrow. {1}{2} The interpretation of the sub-rectangular, ditched enclosure as a long barrow has been rejected by Dilwyn Jones during re-analysis of the aerial photographic evidence. {3}