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5 flints reported at metal detector club meeting. 2 natural flakes, one secondary flake and 2 short secondary flakes. Formerly recorded as HCH MISC

Monitoring of foundations for an Orangery, revealed brick foundations for an 19th century outbuilding and a probable garden soil.

Concentration of flint (presumably worked).

Group of Saxo-Norman Thetford type ware sherds amongst a larger Med pottery scatter (S1).

Tranchet axe between 10 and 20 CMs long, identified as Mesolithic by J J Wymer (S1). Formerly recorded as BTY MISC

Large scatter of Late Sax/Med pottery, unglazed wares of C13-C14, also 2 slag fragments and a fragment of thin vessel glass with a slight greenish tinge (S1).

Late 18th century Orangery built by James Wyatt c.1790, Grade I listed.

Scatter of Med pottery - mainly unglazed wares of the C12-C14, small amount of part-glazed LMed pottery, one ?brick fragment with a vitrified surface (? from a kiln or furnace), one lava quern fragment (S1).

One Rom pottery sherd and 4 fragments of Rom tile (tegulae) within a large Med settlement (S1).

Four flakes (S1)(S3).