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In 2010 a trench 2m wide and 5m long was excavated across a linear feature which was first identified as part of the cropmark complex immediately south-east of the village of Forteviot. The ditch proved to be around 2m wide, and cut to a depth of 0.8m into the subsoil. There were no finds, but a patch of charcoal-rich material was sampled and will provide material for radiocarbon dating.