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Flint tranchet axe found 1978 in spoil from a telephone pole hole in Glemsford village (S1).

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

Spencer 1954:-In the building of the new telephone exchange, a mammoth tooth was found at the bottom of 6m of fluvietile gravel resting on boulder clay (S1). Formerly recorded under IPS Misc.

Possible mislocation - preceptory of the Knights Templars, see details. Formerly recorded as CAM MISC

Probable ancient woodland site

Iron arrowhead socketed, Med hunting type (S1)(S2).

Artefact scatter of Late Neolithic and Bronze Age flint and Late Iron Age to Roman pottery identifed in the backfill from rabbit barrows during an archaeological watching brief

Temple Staunch. 19th Staunch located on the River Lark to the north of Temple Bridge. One of seventeen staunches situated on the River Lark.

Remains of Temple Bridge across River Lark as shown on maps by Bowen and Hodskinson (S1)(S2).

Temple Hill.