Record Search

Sub rectangular enclosure of unknown date or function visible as a well preserved earthwork. The earthwork consists of a rampart and outer ditch slightly mutilated in places, with two entrances, one on the east side and another on the west. A gap in ...

Grassmarks of linear ditches are visible on aerial photographs on land to the south of London Road, Wrentham. It is possible that they are a continuation of the field system identified to the west (SHER FOS 004), although they may represent post medi...

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

Grassmarks of a possible linear ditch are visible on aerial photographs within the former Frostenden Corner Brick & Tile Works (SHER FOS 023).

Fragment of a gilded bronze cruciform brooch C6, found just N of a new building (during construction) with a metal detector by relation of landowner (S1)(S3).

Two small ring ditches are visible on aerial photographs but were considered likely to be related to animal feeding or agricultural activity, and were therefore not considered to be archaeological in nature.

Rapier and dirk from same findspot.

Single fragment of samian ( ? form 27) found in disturbed soil.

St Peter's Chapel - site of (S1).

Bronze 'moustache - like' object metal detected from 'within 100m' of another (also MNL 544).