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Bronze Age Beaker burial and an urned cremation with awl, other features are undated gullies, pits/postholes.

Standard type 24 pillbox. Internal brick shuttering and brick anti-ricochet wall. Entrance faces S. Floor 0.75m below ground level - 3 steps down.

Side looped spearhead, '6"-7" long', found in carrot harvester - findspot believed to be one of two fields to N&S of cited NGR. Details in (S1).

Palstave with shield pattern decoration, length approximately 15. Formerly recorded as LKH MISC

Standard type 27 pillbox. Steel surrounds to embrasures. Steel AA gun mount on concrete central pillar on 'well'. Low entrance. Partially covered by soil and porch now removed.

Silver Icenian coin associated with a pedestal jar (R1).

Roman lead coffin and inhumation plus complete pots and possibly human cremated bone.

Standard type 27 pillbox. [Interior access not possible]. All external brick shuttering has gone. Some remains of metal camouflage net supports on roof. One piece steel plates at embrasures. Entrance faces S.

Site of Stamford Bridge - named bridge on SW side of Bury.

Struck flint flake found in pre-Anglian/pre-glacial sands and gravels in an exposure on the side of a small sand and gravel quarry in 1986.