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Chapel Pightle field name (S1).

Edge-polished flint axe.

Charles I penny, London, 1632-1633, Class 3, found metal detecting (S1). Formerly recorded as TDM MISC

Sherds (four) of Ipswich ware pottery found concentrated in a dark patch of soil.

Site of Sudbourne Hall and park as shown on an Ordnance Survey map of the 1880s. The cropmarks and earthworks of former boundaries and tracks, which are visible on aerial photographs, probably relate to the development of the park, or to pre-existing...

Charles 1st silver Shilling (portcullisnmint mark)

Over many years human skeletons and pottery have been discovered in gravel pit, see details. Traditional site of battle between Saxon and Danes.

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

Fine flint knife and thin white flint axehead

"Reynolds" tenement recorded as Charity Lands, exact location unclear, evidence from the 17th to 19th centuries, after this the location of Charity lands became vague and a rent was simply collected.