NHER 1691 (Monument record) - Cropmarks of possible Roman enclosure, prehistoric to post medieval objects

1946, 5 August 1977. RAF/Department of the Environment (slides only) NAU aerial photographs.
Cropmarks of three enclosures: See 6 inch overlay.

Grid reference [TF 7005 3345] = rectangular enclosure with possible entrance to northwest.
Grid reference [TF 7035 3332] = Sub-rectangular enclosure with possible entrance to northeast and a larger three sided enclosure surrounding it. On Department of the Environment slides a rectangular corner (of another enclosure?) lies immediately to the east of this sub-rectangular enclosure, one side of this corner forms one of the sides of the three sided enclosure.
Grid reference [TF 7039 3350] = Complex sub-rectangular enclosure with linear marks and sub-divisions inside.
J. E. Bown 23 December 1980.

However the latter enclosure (northern) is very faint and debateable.
E. Rose (NAU), and J. E. Bown, 31 December 1980.

1946. RAF aerial photography shows additional linear features/incomplete enclosures adjacent to sub-rectangular enclosure noted on NLA aerial photographs.
Sketch plotted on to 10,000 map extract in file.
Compiled by B. Cushion (NLA), October 1994.

Winter 1986-1987.
Context two - extending over all of western of the two fields containing the cropmarks, and overlapping with cropmarks context 1 (see map).
Bronze Age, Iron Age (S2), Roman, Early Saxon (S3), Middle Saxon, Late Saxon (S4) and medieval finds, and sketch plans. See Notes [5].
E. Rose (NAU), 6 February 1987.

1989-1990. Systematic Fieldwalking Survey.
Examination of Park Farm lands (Fields 1 and 5).
Prehistoric, Roman, medieval sherds.
Destination of finds to be resolved.
A documentary archive associated with this work has been deposited with the Norwich Castle Museum (NWHCM : 2022.97).
E. Rose (NLA), 23 July 1990. Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 6 December 2022.

January 1946. Context 1. RAF aerial photograph shows subdivided enclosure to north of previously noted trapezoidal enclosure. This is larger, also trapezoidal with internal 'grid' and smaller sub-rectangular enclosure in south. Maximum dimensions of outer enclosure 170m x 180m, inner is 40 x 50m maximum.
Sketch plotted onto 10,000 extract, already in file.
Compiled by B. Cushion (NLA), 18 August 1999.

March 2000. Metal detecting.
Found around 50 metres north of square crop mark enclosure at grid reference [4].
Roman copper alloy finger ring with narrow hoop which widens under a pointed oval and raised bezel, now empty of setting but containing remains of adhesive. 2nd or 3rd century. Henig type VII. (S1)
Compiled by A. Rogerson (NLA), 24 April 2000.

December 2018-December 2019. Metal-detecting. [6].
Roman brooch.
Medieval strap-end/
Post-medieval harness mount.
Information from PAS import.
The following finds are not recorded on the PAS database:
20 Roman coins.
1 post-medieval token.
See list in file for NHER 1473.
E. McDonald (HES), 23 November 2020.