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Fieldwalking revealed a multi-period finds scatter, including worked flint, burnt flint, prehistoric, Roman and medieval pottery.

Metal detecting survey in 2013 recovered a concentration of Roman coins, a scatter of medieval finds which includes a purse bar in a similar area as well as post-medieval and modern finds which were recovered across all 9 fields.

Multi-period linear cropmark complex N of LUD 017 (CRN 01811) noted on SAU AP 1977 (S1).

Multi-period linear cropmarks (S1).

Multi-period marginal occupation activity and features of Late Neolithic, Bronze Age and Roman and Saxon settlement evidence on Land at Warren Farm, The Street.

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 ...

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

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

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

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