An archaeological fieldwalking survey was undertaken by Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU) to the south of Perry, Cambridgeshire along the proposed route of a pipeline forming part of the Grafham Resilience Scheme. The fieldwalking survey produced very few finds and no notable concentrations of artefacts. Artefacts recovered were limited to six prehistoric struck flints, six sherds of post-medieval pottery and a fragment of post-medieval tile. The quantities of artefacts present are consistent with 'background levels' likely to be present across the landscape and are not considered to reflect the presence of contemporary occupation remains within the proposed development route.