A short curvilinear gully was recorded south of the linear ditch. Three sections were excavated across this feature. Its western terminus showed a moderate sloping edge and a flat base. It was filled with compact dark reddish-brown silty sand. One cut provided a full profile across the gully and displayed steep sloping edges with a flat base. It was filled with mid orangey red, firm clay, 0.5m thick, which, in turn, was covered by a fill, a friable black silty sand with occasional flecks of charcoal, 0.08m thick. This was sealed by another fill, a mid-reddish brown, compact clayey silt, 0.14m thick.

Another cut recorded the southern terminus; it had steep sloping edge and a flat base, filled with compact, dark reddish silty sand. It was filled with mid orangey red, firm clay, 0.5m thick which in turn was covered by a fill, a friable black silty sand with occasional flecks of charcoal, 0.08m thick. This was sealed by a fill, mid reddish brown, compact clayey silt, 0.14m thick. A cut recorded the southern
terminus; it had steep sloping edge and a flat base, filled with compact, dark reddish silty sand.

The putative ring gully, towards the north-western corner of the excavation area, adds evidence of possible prehistoric occupation.

5 fragments of Ceramic Building Material from the late 19th-20th century were discovered.

Heat-cracked stones and fired clay were also discovered.

R.D.Savage, 2021, Harvey's Field, Potwell Dyke Flood Alleviation Scheme, Southwell, Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire: Archaeological Evaluation Report (Unpublished document). SNT5515.