This feature has been interpreted as a long barrow, and it is located on the slope of a spur, facing west, and below the crest, towards the head of a small valley of a minor tributary of the river Bain, in the high wolds. It is aligned north-north-west to south-south-east, and is an elongated oval enclosure comprising two ditches of very arcuate form. The ditches are asymmetrical. The west arc has a slightly bulbous north terminal and a large pit-like feature at the south end. It lies in a typical long barrow position. It is not considered as belonging to a henge class.{1} Potential unknown prehistoric cropmark henge and possible associated pit. {3}