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Moat.

Bronze palstave, broken in two pieces, of Rowlands Class 2 `side flanged' type (a type normally found in the Thames Valley and S England).

Three buildings, named as `ffisshers' and held by Thomas Mather, shown on William Haiward's map of Sutton, 1629 (S1).

Scatter of worked and burnt flint from field walking survey of proposed inter-tidal habitat.

Fieldwalking assessment 1991,survey prior to insertion of water pipeline located very thin spread of worked flint (badly plough scattered?).

Moat, inhabited, parts of two square compounds, occupied.

Scatter of worked flint including leaf arrowhead.

1980: Small scatter found in area 5 metres square: one fragment lava quern, three C13 sherds, three C14 sherds.

Fidells Cross, 1539 Walton Court Rolls, or Viduloius Cross, 1554 Priory Customal.

Silver stater "E Midlands unspecified" type (Mack 438) found with metal detector.