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Bronze coin of Trajan, samian.

Two hearths with two sherds Rom pottery, grey and buff ware, found in one hearth.

One of two `Tumuli' (also HNN 002) shown on OS 1st edition map in 1837 (S3)(R2).

Translucent brown flint barbed and tanged arrowhead, small parts of ends of barbs and tip possibly missing? Crudish, length 4.

Map of 1686 by Thomas Hornebye shows a straight tree-lined avenue leading southward from the road to a moated forecourt on the N side of the house called Godbolds in the Wood (see WGW 002).

Site of dovecote suggested by field named 'Dovehouse Close behind Honeyhill Farm (late c15th/early c16th farmhouse) on tithe map (S1). NGR to centre of field only, dovecote probably situated close to farm buildings. Formerly recorded as SXL MISC

Moat, fragments of asymetrical enclosure, occupied, isolated.

Excavation identified evidence of Late Saxon activity and medieval features and finds suggesting domestic / industrial activity.

Much black earth, two hearths and "hut sites" thought to be IA, found and cleared in April 1948 by Basil Brown and K Landymore on a field behind the garden of his house in Honeypot Lane.

Basil Brown retained a press cutting, with photograph, describing the jawbone of a woolly rhinoceros which was dug up at Honington Airfield and is now in Bury Museum. Formerly recorded as HNN MISC