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Scheduled Monument - A layer of large flints, possibly a dump of building material, within the topsoil. Medieval pottery and Roman ceramic building material found also.

Pebble macehead. Formerly recorded as CLA MISC

Collegiate Church of St John Baptist - site of.

Clare Cottage is a timber-framed and rendered house that incorporates late-medieval framing in both gables, including the remains of a high-status cross-wing of the late-15th or early-16th century, but was rebuilt in its present form in 1690 as indic...

Within Scheduled Monument - A layer of large flints, possibly a dump of building material, within the topsoil. Medieval pottery and Roman ceramic building material found also.

Skull located during excavation of deep post hole (millennium post) c. 1.5m down on line of railway track.

A small-scale excavation identified features of Late Bronze Age/Middle Iron Age date and a large ditch of post-medieval or modern date.

Clare Brick Works (and kilns), 1892-1916, marked on early 20th century maps. Now partly built over.

Motte and Bailey first documented in 1090, and probably disused by the end of the 15th century. There is documentary evidence that a secular college existed in the church within the castle at Clare in Edward the Confessor's reign until 1090, (then be...

Scatter found fieldwalking by A McLaughlin between 1984-1988 in area 10m x 20m square.