Cropmarks of undated and medieval linear features and undated ring ditch, west, north-west and south of Hangman's Wood (EHER 19063)

Cropmarks of undated linear features are visible to the west and north-west of Hangman's Wood. An undated ring ditch is visible as a cropmark to the south of Hangman's Wood. Many of the linear features are thought to be field boundaries and the parish boundary and date from the medieval to post-medieval period. Two parallel features forming a trackway may relate to the medieval manor of Rakefairs (EHER 81805) immediately to their north-west.

Linear features including stretch of double-ditched trackway, old field boundaries. Penannular ring ditch at NGR TL 6435 2545 with north-facing entrance. <1> <2>. Photographs <3> <4>. Cropmarks of former field boundaries and the former parish boundary were mapped in 2008, all were visible on 1st edition OS mapping <5>-<7>. The cropmarks of a trackway centred at TL 6387 2593 appear to lead to the site of a 15th century manor immediately to the north west, known as Rakefairs (EHER 81805). This feature has therefore been tenatively ascribed a medieval date.