Aerial photographs indicate the presence of a rectilinear, ditched enclosure at TR 3044 5217. The enclosure, which is visible as a cropmark, is asymmetric, six-sided, 63m by 43m and has at least two deliberate gaps or entrances one of which faces east, the second lies in the north-east corner of the enclosure and a small round pit is visible lying within the entrance gap. This enclosure appears to abut the northern side of a linear ditch, possibly a field boundary. A second stretch of ditch, also possibly a field boundary lies 80m to the west of the enclosure at TR 3034 5217. This feature was
previously recorded in record TR 35 SW 78.
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Historic England archive material: 1082761 Eastry, Kent/ink AP transcriptio1082764 Eastry, Kent/report AF1074519 RCHME: The Eastry Enclosures Project Photographic transcription of the site was undertaken between 13-18 March 1997 by the RCHME Aerial Survey section, Swindon, as part of the Industry and Enclosure in the Neolithic Project.Contents : Report, 1 AP transcription, 5 computer plots, 2 record sheets, miscellaneous research materialCondition : INTACT

<1> National Monuments Record, 1997, Industry and Enclosure in the Neolithic: Possible Neolithic Causewayed Enclosures (Unpublished document). SKE6569.