An irregular 'E-shaped' high-resistance anomaly, measuring c. 49m by 30m, orientatd north-west-southeast.

Approximately 4m to the northeast of this feature is a high-resistance macula covering an area of approximately 54m2.

Approximately 15m to the east of this feature is a 22.5m-long linear alignment of five c.2m-diameter high resistance maculae.

This alignment is paralleled at its northern end by a curvilinear alignment of a similar maculae, deviating from the aligment parallel to the other feature to run to the south, at its southern end.

The group of features appear to suggest the possible presence of enclosures akin to those seen elsewhere in the geomagnetic survey.

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2016, Segelocum Roman Town, Littleborough, Nottinghamshire: Report on Geophysical Survey Conducted in December 2015 (Unpublished document).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