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Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

Post line (double but set very close together) running out to low water mark. Too narrow for jetty or hard. Possibly old groyne. Similar feature 50m down river but posts more widely spread.

A possible Bronze Age round barrow or Post Medieval tree enclosure ring is visible on aerial photographs in Woolverstone Park

1992: Fieldwalking by Sylvia Laverton located large amount of ?building debris all over area transected by public footpath consisting broken brick (all red bats) and tile (peg, mostly similar to that produced at WLV 001 & WLV 018) and stone, both la...

Beaker sherds and worked flints found during excavation by Lt Com R N Todd in Woolverstone Park (S2)(R1)(R2)(S3)(S4).

Part of copper alloy buckle, with animal or human head, found metal detecting (S1). Previously WLV Misc.

Gold finger ring, stirrup-shaped with empty bezel; incised decoration on shoulders with floral motif (S1). Previously WLV Misc.

`A few sherds of RB, Med pottery accompanied the beaker pottery' (S1).

Two coins found metal detecting, of Trajan (103-117) and Constans (343- 348)(S1). Previously WLV Misc.

Possible Iron Age or Roman field systems are visible on aerial photographs in Woolverstone Park