The eastern edge of the survey area is defined by a series of three amorphous positively-magnetic maculae which define a c.10m-wide band of positively-magnetic response running for 22.5m.

Another positively-magnetic macula was also detected. Approximately 16m furhter to the southwest is a c. 17m-long, positively-magnetic, linear anomaly, orientated north-northeast-south-southwest, intersecting the southern edge of the survey area.

Approximately 3m to the west of this feature is an irregular, c. 16m-long, positively-magnetic anomaly on a broadly parallel alignment to the previously dicussed anomaly.

Approximately 3m to the northeast of this feature is a c. 9.5m-long, linear, positively-magnetic anomaly, which appears to be aligned with the second anomaly mentioned.

These features may represent small boundary features or parts of structures.

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2016, Segelocum Roman Town, Littleborough, Nottinghamshire: Report on Geophysical Survey Conducted in December 2015 (Unpublished document).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