A ditch and two small circular mounds are visible as earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs. The ditch is visible running WNW-ESE on a generally straight alignment for c.520m and is cut through by a field drain 190m from its eastern end. The two circular mounds, interpreted as hay stack stances, lie to the south of the ditch either side of this break, both are c.6m in diameter. The ditch is likely to be related to the reclamation of land for fields from the Wantsum Channel between the 11th and 18th centuries. Examination of modern aerial photographs does not show conclusively whether these features still exists as earthworks.