Neolithic monuments, Iron Age settlements, square barrows and a Roman farm have been newly discovered by flying archaeologists for Historic England during the recent spell of dry weather.
‘The cropmarks reveal buried remains of later Prehistoric (circa 4000BC-700BC) funary monuments, together with settlement. This site was known about and is protected as a scheduled monument, but there are features, such as a circle of pits that have not been visible for years’ - read more.
This photo by Damian Grady has topped coverage in BBC News, The Guardian, The Telegraph The New York Times ... and of course The Oxford Mail.