Extensive undated cropmarks west of Jaywick (EHER 2931)

Extensive cropmarks of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs. These include a double ring ditch, two smaller ring-ditches in field to the east, and possibly a third to the west, a rectangular enclosure with possible entrance in the east linked to trackway and linear features and pits. The dating of these features is unclear but it seems most likely that they are of later prehistoric origin.

One double ring ditch, two smaller ring-ditches in field to the east, possibly a third to the west. Rectangular enclosure with possible entrance in the east linked to trackway. Linear features and pits. Geological features are also present. <1> - <24> See also further aerial photographs <25> - <36>. NRHE data import (387823): Cropmark of a ring ditch <37> A wide-ditched ring containing an off-centre inner ring or hut circle along with associated linear ditches were recorded from aerial photographs as cropmarks at this location located at TM 1375 1433. <38> NRHE data import (925119): TM 1342 1432. A ring ditch was shown as a cropmark on an aerial photograph at this location. <37> NRHE data import (925122): TM 1354 1430. A rectangular enclosure was shown as a cropmark on an aerial photograph at this location. <39> NRHE data import (925128): TM 1350 1435. A large system of overlaid fields was recorded as cropmarks from aerial photographs at this location. <37>