An enclosure and a boundary ditch are visible as earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs. Examination of recent aerial photographs suggests that they still remain as earthworks. The enclosure is D-shaped in plan and defined by a ditch. A subrectangular platform lies within the enclosure and is abutted onto its northern side. The boundary ditch runs from the eastern corner of the enclosure; it is visible running for 260m aligned ESE-WN and stops at a stream. The features appear integrated with the field layout shown on historic Ordnance Survey mapping and probably represent previously unrecorded elements of this system. This field system is likely to be of medieval or post-medieval date and derive from land reclaimed from the Wantsum Channel.