Cropmarks of early Neolithic possible circus, South West of Great Holland (EHER 2975)

Broad double ditched trackway aligned almost North to South, possible penannular ditches some formed out of "pit" settings in circular formation, pits scattered across field. It has been suggested to represent a cursus, although with all four sides visible, it would appear to be rather short and broad compared to most known cursus monuments. The long western side also continues south as a field boundary, the latter also partially marked by trees extant on photographs taken in 1976.

Broad double ditched trackway aligned almost North to South, possible penannular ditches some formed out of 'pit' settings in circular formation, pits scattered across field. Two more narrower double ditched trackways aligned SW-NE. <1> - <7> Penannular ditches not identified by National Mapping Program. Information from NRHE data transfer. A subrectangular enclosure visible as cropmarks on air photographs. Orientated roughly northwest-southeast, it has been suggested to represent a cursus, although with all four sides visible, it would appear to be rather short and broad compared to most known cursus monuments. The long western side also continues south as a field boundary, the latter also partially marked by trees extant on photographs taken in 1976. The whole area is dominated by cropmarks of geological origin, although a few linear features presumably representing field boundaries are also visible. <4> <8>