East-west oriented linear ditch with moderately steep concave sides to a gradual break of slope and a flat base.

Length 1.65m

Width: 0.42m

Depth: 0.46

Cut by a pit.

3 sherds of Nottingham Splashed Ware, early 12th – mid 13th century. 20g. Discovered in a fill interpreted as natural silting of the feature.

4 sherds of Lincolnshire Early Medieval Shelly ware, mid 12th to early/mid 13th. 6g. Discovered in a fill interpreted as natural silting of the feature.

6 sherds of Nottingham Coarse Sandy Ware, 13th – 15th century. 44g. Discovered in a fill interpreted as natural silting of the feature.

1 Sheep/Goat molar. 3g. Loose tooth/probable M1/upper/in wear. Discovered in a fill interpreted as natural silting of the feature.

1 small fragment of unidentifed animal bone. 1g. Burnt. Discovered in a fill interpreted as natural silting of the feature.

Richard Brennan, 2023, Archaeological Evaluation Report: Trial Trenching at Land off Nottingham Road, Radcliffe on Trent, Nottinghamshire, Page 6 (Unpublished document). SNT5519.