SNN111551 - Archaeological geophysical survey at Jack’s Green, King’s Cliffe Northamptonshire

MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology) was commissioned to undertake an archaeological geophysical survey of c6ha of land at Jack’s Green, King’s Cliffe, Northamptonshire. The survey detected an area of possible industrial activity and a large number of ditches defining enclosures, a trackway and boundaries. Although the ditches are most likely to date from the Iron Age or Roman periods, some could relate to medieval or post-medieval forestry activity. Other features detected by the survey included a possible former stream channel and some remains probably associated with the Second World War King’s Cliffe Airfield.