The proposed survey area comprises a c.5.1ha irregular shaped block of land, extending over three agricultural fields, approximately 0.5km to the west of the village. The geophysical survey consisted of a detailed gradiometer survey of approximately 4.6 hectares. The survey was undertaken in a series of 30m grids across the site. Instrument: Bartington Grad601-2 Dual Fluxgate Gradiometer Sample Interval: 0.25m Traverse Interval: 1.00m Traverse Separation: 1.00m Traverse Method: Zigzag Resolution: 0.01nT The geophysical survey has identified a few features of archaeological interest. A long linear positive feature within the larger field potentially represents a former enclosure or boundary feature or a headland. Small positive curvilinear features within the smaller field may represent features of uncertain origin. Positive parallel linear features extending from the southern edge of the larger field likely represent ridge and furrow agriculture. The survey also revealed linear dipolar features which represent buried modern services, as well as areas of magnetic noise which correspond with electric fences or buried modern waste