Cropmarks of two adjacent probable Bronze Age round barrows, to the south-west of Tetney. The potential barrows were both visible as ploughed mounds, measuring 15m in diameter. Identified on aerial photographs examined as part of the National Mapping Programme. {1} Detailed analysis of aerial photographs and Environment Agency lidar data for the area around Tetney Golf Course was conducted in late 2018. The study recorded the remains of the previously identified barrows in this area, and allowed their locations to be mapped with greater accuracy than that achieved by the NMP. {2} This group of probable round barrows to the south-west of Tetney was assessed for scheduling by Historic England in August 2021. It was decided that the criteria for scheduling was not met in this instance, as insufficient evidence for the interpretation and survival of the features could be obtained at that time. {3}{4}