A large ring-bank of spoil standing up to 0.9 metres high surrounds a hollow, measuring 5 metres by 3 metres across. Again the ridge-and-furrow seems to overlie the feature.

A low ring-bank of spoil, measuring up to 0.5 metres high on its south-east side, surrounds a central hollow 0.3 metres deep. The feature is cut through by a ditch on the south-east side and again seems to be overlain by the ridge and furrow.

A ring-bank measuring 16 metres in diameter, surrounds an internal hollow which is 4.5 metres in diameter and 0.5 metres deep. Again it seems to be overlain by the ridge-and-furrow but this is probably later drainage.

A ring-bank, measuring 14.5 metres in diameter with banks 0.4 metres high, surrounds a central depression which is 0.3 metres deep. At first investigation this feature looks as if the 3 metres rig, which runs east to west down the slope, extends over the top of it. It is likely that the furrows of the rig here have been re-dug as drains damaging the top of the spoil heap.

A very low crescent shaped bank measuring 0.2 metres to 0.3 metres high with traces of a central depression.

Circular ring-bank, measuring 16.5 metres east-west and 13.5 metres transversely, attains a height of 0.55 metres and surrounds a central depression which is 0.4 metres deep.

Circular ring-bank, measuring 15.5 metres across north to south and 13.5 metres transversely, survives up to 0.55 metres high and encloses a central depression which is 0.35 metres deep. A footpath damages the west side of the bank. The spoil heap obviously overlies the ridge-and-furrow present on the slope.

A roughly circular ring-bank, surviving up to 0.4 metres high, surrounds a central depression, which is 0.2 metres deep. A drain cut alongside the path has damaged the mound and a drain extends south-west out of the centre of the depression into the valley of the stream.

A circular ring-bank, measuring 0.4 metres high, surrounds a central depression 0.1 metres deep.

A circular ring-bank of spoil, measuring 14 metres in diameter and 0.3 metres high, encloses a 6 metres wide central depression 0.2 metres deep.