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Pottery found, and B Brown's work 1947 and 1949 indicated to him an IA settlement; he suggested as reason "a pocket of good pottery clay" ? (S3).

Kiln site - late C13, circa 40 yards x 30 yards, on slope north of Poplar Farm.

Base sherd of Rom buff/grey ware with mica gilded exterior, probably C1, found in 1949 in vicinity of Early Med clamp kiln (S1).

March 1999: Esax pottery found fieldwaking, within significant Rom and Med scatters.

One of two Med moated sites within area ABK 001, which was walked by Basil Brown and S Page from 1946-1949.

Roman remains beneath Med moated site.

During trenching of this Med moated site with Rom remains underlying, Basil Brown found pottery thought by Group Captain Knocker to be late Saxon sherds (S1)(S2).

Area between two ploughed out moated sites ABK 009 and ABK 010, both of which were trenched by Basil Brown in September/October 1949 and which produced evidence of structures.

One of two moated Med sites separated by area ABK 001, which was walked by Basil Brown and S Page from 1946-1949.

1928: 6 inch map marks `Roman Camp (site of)' at this spot (S1)(R1).