Site 3 - One feature of archaeological interest survives along the W tip of the hedged boundary between fields A and B. Here the line is defined for a short distance by a bank and ditch, emerging from the wood and then petering out. This is cut by or joined by a ditch running from N-S along the wood's edge. The latter may be a woodland boundary but was not continuous around the whole wood. (1)
See L12070 for long mound and terraces, L12072 for clearance cairn, L12073 for round mound, L12074 for enclosure.

<1> TPAT, Mar 1997, William Wood Farm, Warsop, Notts. (SK 540 686), Archaeological Assessment, p 10 (Unpublished document). SNT2395.