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The soilmarks and former earthworks of a hollow way and/or drainage channel and associated bank, are visible on aerial photographs. These former earthworks would appear to be associated with Taylors Farm to the south and other features depicted on th...

Monitoring of footings for an extension revealed evidence of what may be large extraction pits of uncertain date. An undated pit rich in oyster and mussel shell was also observed.

Boundary and track marked on C16 map.

Well - PMed.

17th century house and smithy with later alterations and phases of rebuilding and remodelling.

Sherds of C2 `cinerary urns', found in driveway of The Gables.

The Gables is a grade II-listed timber-framed and thatched cottage.

Front end of large grey polished flint axe dug up in the garden of The Forge, "about 1 ft down".

Monitoring of footing trenches revealed evidence of two post medieval wells.

Fragments of disarticulated human bones representing a minimum of three individuals suggesting a cemetery rather than a stray burial and were radio carbon dated to 240-540AD.