A shallow linear ditch running on an E-W alignment exposed for 32m. The ditch had been truncated at either end by modern activity probably relating to the creation of the putting green. The ditch measured 0.6-0.8m wide and 0.18-0.27m deep and had a shallow dished to flat profile. The fill was a light sandy silt with occasional sub-rounded stones and a single sherd of grey ware – probably Roman in date. The ditch was cut by another ditch, a drainage feature and a brick culvert.

Tamlin Barton, 2015, Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre, Stanford Hall, Nottinghamshire: Archaeological Watching Brief (Unpublished document). SNT5619.