Trench 4 - Two groups of potential pits were identified. The southern group comprised very uniform sub-rectangular pits c. 2.1m long by 1.8m wide and between 0.4 and 0.5m deep. Steep sided with fairly flat bases and had been closely spaced on a SE - NW alignment. The other group of potential pits was not so clearly defined; may represent the remains of tree boles. No artefacts recovered. Other features included a small pit and a post hole, ditch and large possible post hole with fragments of poorly preserved oak heartwood. May have been remains of tree stump rather than post. (1)
See L8606 for cropmarks to W, L8607 to S.

<1> NAA, Dec 2000, Foxholes Farm, North Muskham, Near Newark Nottinghamshire. Archaeological Evaluation Report for Ennstone Breedon Ltd, pp 6-7 (Unpublished document). SNT2403.