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Multi-period occupation from the Neolithic/Early Bronze Age through to the post medieval. The most extensive occupation period appears to have been Saxon, characterised by 5th-7th century buildings and associated occupation features. A single Saxon ...

Evidence of Medieval activity, several Roman ditches and a pit and a prehistoric ditch and pottery.

The cropmarks of fragmentary and multi-phase ditches and enclosures are visible on aerial photographs. The date of the cropmarks is uncertain, but elements may range from the later prehistoric to the medieval to post medieval periods. A small rectang...

Evaluation revealed pits of possible Roman, medieval and post-medieval/ modern date. Larger examples were probably for the extraction of clay.

Prehistoric Finds and features from excavation.

Multi-period linear cropmarks (S1).

Two phases of evaluation identified multi-period settlement activity evidence.

The site of a large area of dispersed and fragmentary cropmarks of undated and multi-phase ditches are visible on aerial photographs. Some elements of the site may relate to a fragmentary field system of late prehistoric and/or Roman date. Other crop...

Metal detector find of silver sceat, series E (porcupine/standard) and Saxon brooch.

Multi-period trackways and field boundaries are visible as cropmarks to the south-west of Brantham Hall Farm, Brantham parish.