Fieldwalking, Area A. 73 flints, concentrated along the visible sand ridge. 7 tools, 2 utilised pieces and cores, core rejuvenation flakes, flakes and blades. Few chronologically discreet pieces, the poor nature of much of the raw material further complicated the results. The relatively high blade component indicative of Mesolithic or Neolithic date, scrapers included forms more prevalent in later Mesolithic and Neolithic assemblages. BA material was present but probably in a lower proportion. … Density fell well below the distribution density expected regionally and it was possible that sealed assemblages of multiple periods were likely to exist within the area. (1)
SeeL11991 for post medieval gun flint, L11989 for RB pottery, L11990 for medieval pottery.
See L5091 for cropmark enclosures.

<1> NAA, Mar 2002, Newington Quarry Nottinghamshire. Archaeological Evaluation Fieldwalking Report and Mitigation Proposals, pp 6, 8 (Unpublished document). SNT2341.

Other Refs: Appx A