A 9.5m by 5.5m, distorted 'T-shaped', positively-magnetic anomaly.

An irregular 'L-shaped' positively-magnetic anomaly, consistent with the predominant orientation within this area of survey, and measuring 7.5m by 9.5m.

A c.72m-long, linear aligment, orientated northeast-southwest, described by a series of four positively-magnetic anomalies.

Approximately 12m to the northwest of these features, and aligned parallel to it, is a c. 9.5m-long, positively-magnetic anomaly.

A c. 27m-long linear, positively-magnetic anomaly.

Approximately 22m to the west of this feature is a c. 78m2 area of positively-magnetic response.

Approximatel 8m to the northeast od this feature is a 24.5m-long, linear, positively-magnetic anomaly, running northwwest-southeast.

These features appear to suggest the probable presence of evidence for ditches and enclosures or structures associated with the line of the Roman road.

Paul Johnson, 2016, Segelocum Roman Town, Littleborough, Nottinghamshire: Report on Geophysical Survey Conducted in December 2015 (Unpublished document). SNT5708.