35 worked flints (from fieldwalking). Of the five tools, three are diagnostic late Neolithic, and the broad flakes would fit in with this. A small number of pieces may be from the early Neolithic and Mesolithic periods. One long end-scraper which is probably earlier rather than later. The (relatively thin) scatter of lithics … were not found on the darker strip marking the palaeochannel running N -S, suggesting this channel was contemporary with, or its infilling sealed the lithic scatter. (1)
See L11107 for Ro brooch, L11166 for IA-E Med pot, L11167 for Med-P Med pot, L11195 for fire cracked pebbles. See L8348 for cropmarks.

<1> TPAT, 08/1998, The South Muskham fieldwalking project 1992-7, p 17, 41 (Unpublished document). SNT2007.