Cropmarks of three undated enclosures and several trackways (EHER 3141)

Cropmarks of three undated enclosures are visible on aerial photographs, most likely to date from the later prehistoric period. The first is a large curvilinear enclosure with a number of possible causeways. The second is a rectangular enclosure to west of an abandoned railway line, with trackways leading to it from north and south. The third is a rectangular enclosure with a trackway entering it from the E.

Cropmarks comprising a number of enclosures: 1. Large curvilinear enclosure with a number of possible causeways. 2. Rectangular enclosure to west of abandoned railway line, with trackways leading to it from north and south. 3. Rectangular enclosure at TM 1320 2885 with trackway entering it from the E. <1> The first enclosure is visible on Potato Marketing Board aerial photographs but not on RAF photos. The third enclosure does not show on RAF aerial photographs either, although the trackway does. <2> <3> No new information from NRHE 387868. NRHE data import (387887): A cropmark of a ditched trackway with attached enclosures and a large pit were seen from the air at TM 130 290 near Bradfield Heath by I McMaster during 1977. The trackway is visible on RAF air photographs. <5> <19>