Geophysical survey identifies buried archaeological features in a historical area, suggesting ancient human activity.
An area of 3.6ha was surveyed using two cart-mounted dual sensor Bartington Grad601-2 fluxgate gradiometers. A large number of magnetic anomalies suggestive of buried archaeological features were detected, including several overlapping enclosures, discrete features such as pits, a potential ring ditch and a curvilinear feature that may represent a 'banjo' enclosure. These anomalies probably represent deposits ranging from the Bronze Age or Iron Age to the Roman period.
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