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Cropmarks of linear features including a possible trackway and possible enclosures are visible on aerial photographs on land to the south of Scott’s Covert, South Cove.

The cropmarks of a dispersed group of multiphase ditches and field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs. The date of these features could potentially range from the later prehistoric to medieval to post medieval period. See LWT 308 for possib...

An area of multi-phase cropmarks, including possible medieval common/green-edge enclosures and a fragmentary field system and/or enclosure complex of unknown, but potentially later prehistoric to Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs and also...

The cropmarks of a fragmentary and multiphase ditches and boundaries of unknown date, but potentially including elements of late prehistoric, Roman and medieval to post medieval date, are visible on aerial photographs. Although it must be noted that ...

Cropmarks of linear ditches comprising field boundaries, some of which align with surviving hedge boundaries.

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, Foxhall parish.

The fragmentary cropmarks of multiphase ditches and former field boundaries of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs on a former area of heathland.

Fragmentary linear ditches and a very faint possible ring ditch are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the north of Laurel Farm, Capel St Andrew.

An area of undated and multi-period field system cropmarks, some of which are likely to be medieval to post medieval in date, are visible on aerial photographs. The relationship of some of these cropmarks with the boundaries on the Ordnance Survey Fi...

The cropmarks of multiphase ditches and former field boundaries of are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Staverton Park. Some elements of the boundaries are depicted on the Ordnance Survey First Edition map, suggesting that at least some ...