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Site of post-medieval sand quarrying pit.

"On the southern slopes of the valley at Brandon, especially in the Sandgalls locality on London Road, the worked flints give evidence of a human settlement over ages of time" (S1). Formerly recorded as BRD MISC

Blade, from "Sandpits near Wangford Rd." in Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

Incomplete human skull (large hole in top of cranium), eroded surface.

Two buildings on the west side of `Sandgrene' and named as `Sandgrenehouse', a bond tenement of the manor of Sutton, belonging to W Burwell, marked on William Haiward's map of Sutton, 1629 (S1).

Brick kiln (S1)(S2).

Three unpatinated and cortical scrapers of LNeo/EBA type.

Surface finds from North East corner of field.

Possible Medieval or Post Medieval enclosure boundaries and trackway, Sutton parish

`Deep ploughing disclosed a Romano-British kiln of burnt clay, 250 yards from kiln noted in 1957 (LKH 019).