Cropmarks show a ring ditch or plough-levelled round barrow, c.20m diameter, with a central grave pit, overlain by several linear ditches of a wider-spreading prehistoric or Romano-British field system which extends to the north-east and south-west. Several other angular ditches and pits suggest remains of a settlement or occupation in this location.

Royal Commission aerial reconnaissance on 23rd July 2013 also showed remains of a likely square barrow with a central rectangular grave pit in the adjacent field to the east at SH 2925 2856. Further detailed cropmark recording was carried out on 4th July 2018.

Source: Ward & Smith 2001 (Stud. Celt. 35), 1-87 [9 fig 2.4].

T. Driver, RCAHMW, 2014. Updated December 2024