Cropmark features, including enclosures and linear features are visible on aerial photographs, and have been interpreted as prehistoric. The remains appear as though they may continue into the field adjacent to the east, but this field has only recently been ploughed, so they will not appear as cropmarks. A Romano-British grey ware pottery scatter has been observed across the area of the cropmarks, and continuing into the field adjacent to the east (see 35170). {1}