Undated ditch and bank at land to the north of the B1038, Clavering (EHER 48567)

Potential ditch and bank identified by geophysics.

2014. Geophysical survey. The survey at Clavering has not identified any anomalies of probable archaeological origin. There is no strong evidence for prehistoric, Romano-British or medieval activity, which has been identified in the surrounding area by the desk based assessment. Two possible archaeological anomalies have been identified; however these could equally be of modern agricultural origin. The majority of the anomalies are of modern or natural origin. The modern anomalies relate to scattered magnetic debris, ferrous objects and fencing. 1. A positive linear anomaly in the south of the site. This is indicative of a former cut feature and may be of archaeological or agricultural origin. 2. A negative linear anomaly in the centre of the site. This is indicative of a former bank or earthwork feature and may be of archaeological or agricultural origin. <1>