Geophysical survey identifies magnetic anomalies in an archaeological context, indicating past human activity.
An area of 3.7ha was surveyed using two cart-mounted dual sensor Bartington Instruments Grad 601-2 fluxgate gradiometers. A small number of magnetic anomalies potentially relating to archaeological features were detected by the geophysical survey. These likely represent cut features such as boundary ditches. Most of the remaining anomalies represent agricultural activity.
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