NHER 31932 (Monument record) - Possible medieval toft and medieval pottery sherds

19 April 1976. Ordnance Survey aerial photography.
Soilmarks.
D. Voisey (NLA) 18 January 1995.

1946. RAF photograph shows small ditched sub-rectangular enclosure.
1970. Ordnance Survey aerial photograph shows them as ploughed.
1996. Brief fieldwalking on re-seeded grassland produced three sherds from west end of field, all medieval unglazed body sherds.
Identified by A. Rogerson (NLA).
Slight undulations correspond to some of air photo ditches, but very degraded.
B. Cushion (NLA) August 1996.

October 2012. Norfolk NMP.
Several possible sub-rectangular enclosures, which may represent medieval to post medieval tofts or field boundaries, are visible as earthworks (S1-S2), and cropmarks (S3) on aerial photographs on land to the north of Low Road, Stow Bedon.
The site is centred on TL 9566 9412 and consists of a series of earthwork enclosures, or possible tofts, measuring up to 35m x 31m internally. It is just possible on the earliest photographs to suggest that the internal areas are slightly raised, but it is difficult to be certain of this.
E. Ford (NMP), 24 October 2012.