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Monument: IKL 160 Oldtoys Belt (1880s); Kings ForestLow spread earthwork bank, circa 25m wide by 50 cm high, marking line of Oldtoys Belt (between arable fields as marked on 1880s OS map (S1). The bank and further smaller sections of bank can be seen on visualised lidar data.
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Monument: HMG 017 Olivers Green (Med)1996: Detector finds and pottery, mainly of Med date (S1).
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Monument: HMG 017 Olivers Green (PMed)1996: Occasional PMed detector finds on principally Med site, mainly buckles.
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Monument: HLM 014 Olivers ManorCropmark of rectangular moat, the site of Olivers Manor and associated pottery scatters.
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Monument: THS 038 On field to N of St Peter's church, Basil Brown has marked a site and noted: "Remains struck by plough 1955"On field to N of St Peter's church, Basil Brown has marked a site and noted: "Remains struck by plough 1955" (S1). Formerly recorded as THS MISC
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Poorly Located Monument: WNG 092 On high chalk land at Wangford are 25 oval pits, the largest of which is 18 feet in diameter and 5 feet deepOn high chalk land at Wangford are 25 oval pits, the largest of which is 18 feet in diameter and 5 feet deep (S1)(S2). Formerly recorded as WNG MISC
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Poorly Located Monument: WTM 069 One flint axe from Wortham in Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology, Cambridge. (Neo)One flint axe from Wortham in Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology, Cambridge.
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Monument: SEC 035 One large sand tempered IA sherd found with Rom pottery scatterOne large sand tempered IA sherd found with Rom pottery scatter. Found whilst fieldwalking.
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Monument: ADT 038 One late Iron-Age bronze coin, one ditch and two areas of black sand representing pits/features (not excavated) revealed (Un)August 1999: c.40m x 20m area around IA 'hoard' findspot stripped of topsoil.
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Poorly Located Monument: SHY 013 One Neolithic flint axeOne flint axe from Shelley in Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge. Formerly recorded as SHY MISC