Cropmarks of prehistoric enclosures and boundaries, on land to the south of Furlongs Lane. Identified on aerial photographs examined as part of the National Mapping Programme. The features included 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 on the basis of further aerial photographic evidence. {3}