The fifth barrow uncovered during the Thanet Earth excavations was located on a gentle north-east facing slope on the west side of a shallow dry valley at 26.5m OD. It consisted of a ring ditch made up of five interlinked elongated segments which formed a slightly irregular sub oval shape, approximately 10m in diameter. Two graves were located adjacent to each other lying slightly north of centre within the ring-ditch. One produced a radiocarbon date of 2452–2062 cal BC. It is possible that this feature was a ceremonial enclosure rather than a barrow. (location accurate to the nearest 1m based on available information)