-When we survey the Cursus, there are a number of features which are quite surprising for us. The first was that there were number of small entrances into the enclosure itself. It wasn't a single c* of unit. There are gaps through it. So it wasn't simply unclosed. There are ways of going in and * it.

The discovery of entrance at next points supported the theory that the Cursus was a possessional route. That the gaps were only the first clues the survey team uncovered. The data also revealed two previously unknown pits inside the Cursus.  -I'm standing at the centre of the pit in the western end of the Cursus. This is really quite a big feature by 5 metres across, and 1.5 metres deep at least. It has a pair at the other end of the Cursus. These are clearly manmade. They are not natural features, the depth the way they cut, their position within the Cursus. These are clearly significant archaeological structures.