Three flints and one piece of chert [were] found on the sandy ridge. All these finds were recovered from the south western slope. … no marked clusters … derived from transient activities. Another piece found to the south-west had probably been washed down from the ridge … [the character of the lithics suggests they may be] mesolithic (1)
See L10959 for Roman find.

<1> ARCUS, 1994, Archaeological Field Evaluation of land at Styrrup Hall Farm, Styrrup, Nottinghamshire., pp 4-5 (Unpublished document). SNT1961.