Earthwork remains of medieval ridge and furrow surviving adjacent to Lodge Farm, visible on aerial photography taken of this area. Most of the ridge and furrow is aligned on a roughly north to south axis, though a small block at the south-eastern end is aligned roughly east to west, marking a subdivision of the former open field system here. Earthworks of what was interpreted as a possible linear feature were also noted by the National Mapping Programme, towards the eastern edge of the field. {1}{2}{3} The feature originally thought to be a broad linear feature matches the shape and location of a small pond of probable post-medieval date, which is marked on the 2nd edition 25" Ordnance Survey County Series map. {4} Further traces of medieval ridge and furrow than that previously identified can be discerned on recent lidar data, extending under the more recent tree plantation to the east. {5}