Two positive parallel linear anomalies on a NE-SSW alignment. Probably ditches.

Cluster of entirely positive 'spots'. Possible pits.

A faintly positive rectilinear anomaly. May represent ditches that forms part of an enclosure.

Positivie linear anomaly. Possible ditch.

Dipolar response. Medium signal strength suggests buried ferrous objects at some depth. Alternatively, a hearth or cache of ceramic material.

The survey has identified a number of linear and rectilinear anomalies. It is likely that these represent traces of Romano-British activity, including what may be enclosures or structural remains.

David Burton, 2016, Warsop West Field: The Investigation of an Iron Age and Romano-British Site, Page 5-6 (Unpublished document). SNT5769.