NHER 30711 (Monument record) - Earthworks of medieval or post medieval trackways, enclosures and house platform

7 September 1993. Ordnance Survey air photography.
Cropmarks apparently of two trackways crossing at right angles, and a possible rectangular enclosure.
Photocopy in file.
B. Cushion (NLA) and E. Rose (NLA), June 1994.

October 1995. Earthwork Survey.
Site extended as on 10:000 map extract.
Roadways, enclosures and probable building outline. The former in part shown on (S1).
Medieval sherd, flints found.
See report (S2) for further details and copy of plan (S5). This survey is also noted in (S6).
B. Cushion (NLA) 1995.

October 2002. Norfolk NMP.
A series of interconnected earthworks are visible on NLA oblique aerial photographs (S3). They can also just be determined on Ordnance Survey 1970 aerial photographs (S4). These seem likely to be of approximately medieval or perhaps early post-medieval date). There has also been an earthwork survey carried out of this site (S2). These earthwork banks and ditches appear to form enclosures, terraced (and causewayed) roads and a possible house platform. Also the roads that are evident, seem to coincide to an extent with those shown on (S1). The site is centred at TF9493 4130, and covers an area of about 400m x 220m. As this site fell across two quarter sheets some of the mapping was carried out by Sarah Massey (NLA) for NMP under the adjacent map quarter sheet TF94SE.
H. Clare (NMP), 11 October 2002.