Cropmarks of possibly Late Bronze Age circular enclosure and undated trackway, West side of Causeway End (EHER 1085)

Cropmarks, centred on the above NGR comprise of a double ditched trackway with linear features (possible single tracks) abutting at roughly right angles and a possible circular enclosure to the west of the trackway.

Cropmarks, centred on the above NGR-double ditched trackway with linear features (possible single tracks?) abutting at roughly right angles. Other linear features roughly parallel to the trackway. Possible sub rectangular enclosure (or may be old field ditches). Trackway may link up with the short stretch of similarly aligned trackway on TL61-121 (see EHER 1084). Cambridge APs show possible circular enclosure to the west of the trackway. <1> Aerial Photograph references: <2> - <10> Information from the NRHE A circular enclosure is visible as a cropmark on air photographs at Felsted, representing a rare cropmark site on the boulder clays. It is around 50 metres in diameter and there is a possible causeway on the western side. An irregular linear feature apparently runs off to the east. The site has been considered a possible henge, although more recent discussion seems to favour a Late Bronze Age date by comparison with other circular enclosures in Essex such as those at Mucking and Springfield Lyons. The location of the cropmarks were remapped during the Monuments Protection Programme reassessment. <11> - <13>