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Excavation identified a pit containing flint-working debitage, part of a large ring ditch and ditches forming part of a prehistoric (or later) field system.

Excavation identified a pit containing flint-working debitage, part of a large ring ditch and ditches forming part of a prehistoric (or later) field system.

Excavation identified residual Mesolithic and earlier Neolithic worked flints; two adjacent later Neolithic pits and another pit of possible later Neolithic/Earlier Bronze Age date.

Excavation identified a number of residual and unstratified artefacts and undated features possibly of Roman date.

Excavation identified a row of ten pits - possibly post pits for a large timber building, or perhaps planting holes.

Excavation identified a small SFB and an adjacent pit; possibly two nearby cooking pits.

Cellar lined with Roman Brick possibly from a site located in the vicinity

The cottage is the southern end of a long timber framed range, though it is part of the 15th century range it may have been completely rebuilt in the 16th or 17th century. It lies at the southern end of a 15th century hall, known as the Celerer's Hal...

Cellars from a 19th century grade II listed red brick builidng which was destroyed in a fire.

Saxon Cemetery