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Woodland shown on 1839 Tithe Map (S1). Also known as Elm Wood

Bridge shown on Hodskinson's 1783 and Bowen's 1755 maps (S1)(S2).

Moat? Shown as blue edged plot on 1831 copy of map of 1745 (S1).

The roundhouse for a post windmill. The mill was demolished in 1895 and the roundhouse is now used as a store.

Monitoring revealed a sequence of at least seven layers, the lower of which were either flood deposits or had been waterlogged previously and were deposited in the late medieval or post-medieval period.

Bungeon's Farm, Barking. 19th century farmstead and 16th century farmhouse. Regular courtyard E-shaped plan formed by working agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is detached facing side on to the yard. Only the farmhouse survives. Located within an...

Moat, fragmentary and infilled see details.

Bures (water) mill & leat.

August 1990: Ground investigation (by developer) prior to housing development located deposits 1.

Ring ditch, diameter circa 30m, probably originally a garden feature as is sited in garden of Bures Hall (S1).