Running obliquely along the northern end of the trench was a north-south aligned small ditch or gully, 0.66m wide and 0.18m deep, exhibiting shallow sides descending to a concave base and filled by a deposit of dark grey-brown clay silt. From this, a small assemblage of modern animal bone was recovered but not retained.

May be associated with features found in another trench, perhaps forming another perpendicular boundary at its southeast extrapolation.

Julian Sleap, 2020, Phase 1: Fairham Pastures, Land E & W of Nottingham Road, Clifton, Rushcliffe, Page 11 (Unpublished document). SNT5505.