Monument record FXL 031 - Cropmarks of multiperiod occupation, Foxhall Hall

Cropmark of E-W trackway (S1). Leads to(?) Foxhall Hall or enclosure complex, FXL 013.
An extensive ditched field system and interconnecting tracks of probable prehistoric date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, to the west of Foxhall Hall, centred on circa TM228436, Foxhall parish. The field system does not have a single axis or orientation, but appears to be aligned on three main curvilinear ditch defined roads or tracks. The tracks do appear to encircle the location of Foxhall Hall, but they not directly approach it, and may simply be avoiding the valley to the east of the Hall. There is no evidence to support the suggestion but these features may be associated with the enclosure FXL 013 circa 650 metres to the east. A single cropmark, at circa TM 227435, may be post-medieval in date. (S2-S7)
Also possible barrow at TM23054399, several additional trackways, probable pitting and a curvilinear boundary (probably forming the eastern side of a large enclosure) on Google Earth 7/2021