A number of linear features, comprising a bank system, a possible flood bank and a further boundary feature, are visible as earthworks on 1940s RAF vertical aerial photographs. Examination of recent aerial photographs indicates that these features have been partially levelled by ploughing. The bank system lies at the western end of the recorded area and consists of two integrated banks; one is likely to be flood bank of medieval or post-medieval in date, the other appears to define an unmapped subdivision of a field mapped on historic Ordnance Survey mapping. The possible flood bank lies to the east of this system and runs c. NW-SE for 360m. It may represent a continuation of a possible medieval or earlier post-medieval flood bank recorded as MWX43344 to the east. A further ditch lies at the eastern end of this feature but the relationship between the two is unclear. It is not shown on any historic Ordnance Survey mapping but is likely to represent a previously unrecorded element of the present field layout, itself of probable late post-medieval date.