Cropmarks of various shapes seen on the ground by T Shakespeare, in a field bordered by the Erewash and W of the railway bridges on Bramcote Road, were thought to represent pile dwellings. (1)
Cropmarks at above grid ref appear to be nothing more than natural drainage. (2)
The indicated probable site and adjacent fields are permanent pasture, the S one which rises away from the river contains rig and furrow. Nothing of interest was seen on the ground. (3)

<1> Derbys Arch and NH Society, 1920, Journal, p 83 (Published document). SNT833.

<2> RAF?, Air photos (Aerial photograph). SNT1170.

Other Refs: F21 58 1096 0271-2

<3> Seaman BH, 1975, Pers Comm (Personal comment). SNT1253.