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In page Aileen Fox:

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In 1965, she was a founder of the Hillforts Study Group alongside Christopher Hawkes and others.[8] In the late 1960s, Fox played a key role in establishing Exeter Archaeological Field Unit. She served as president of the Devon Archaeological Society in 1963–1964 and as a vice-president of the Council for British Archaeology.[7] She believed in nurturing archaeological interest in young people. Her book Roman Britain was a collaboration with the artist Alan Sorrell, whom she had met earlier at the British School at Rome. With her husband's knighthood in 1935 she became known as Lady Fox.[citation needed]