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Flint flakes and debris, one small core found in garden of 76 The Street, Bramford.

The earliest datable feature was a pit of later Saxon,10th/11th century date, while an east to west orientated ditch at the southern end of the trench was also considered to be of a relatively early date based on the leached character of its fill. Th...

Coin Severus Alexander (AD 226-229).

79 late med & transitional waster sherds found 1997. Indicates possible kiln site in vicinity.

Demolished timber framed buildings

Post medieval pits and ceramic scatter identified during monitoring at 7-9 Russell Road

Ovate flint hand-axe found in a garden approximately 2m to the North East of a round barrow (BGL 007).

Watching brief on conservatory extension produced no stratified archaeological evidence, but three sherds of pottery were recovered from the topsoil.

Grade II-listed brick building with earlier 16th-17th outbuilding

Palaeolithic hand-axe of pointed form, in a rolled condition.