Monument record 0771600000 - Field south of Eaton Leys Farm

The ditches in Field 14 have produced a generally weak and indistinct set of anomalies which give only a broad impression of the site’s layout. At its core there is a rectangular enclosure, approximately 90m x 100m with various internal divisions and hints of intersecting features of either earlier or later date. To its north and south there are short disjointed linear anomalies which suggest the presence of radiating boundary ditches or parts of further enclosures, and to its south-west there is a small dipolar anomaly, with a maximum intensity of c 90nT, which may represent a kiln, a corn-dryer or some other burnt structure. To its west, where cropmarks suggest that a further enclosure should occur (Phoenix Consulting 1999, fig 2) nothing has been detected except for an undiagnostic patch of weak magnetic noise (B1).
Three ditches found within Trench 17. One curvilinear terminating within the trench. In the southern part were two intercutting ditches. The earlier ditch contained fragments of Roman pottery. The later ditch was undated and terminated towards the centre of the trench. (B3)