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Timber-framed building, formerly an inn, now destroyed

Bronze Coin. Of one of the Sons of Constantine the Great. Either Constantine II (337-340 AD) or Constantius II (337-361 AD).

C17 timber framed and plastered building

Several instances of excavation and evaluation yielded finds from Saxon to Post-Medieval. Including sunken featured buildings. Evaluation revealed areas of truncation across the site, but also shallow medieval deposits were identified that probably s...

Coarseware sherds, v abraded (water), found in garden - said to be the course of an old stream.

85 Church Street is a timber-framed cottage of the late-15th or early-16th century that originally formed part of the adjacent property to its right (No. 86.)

A large feature with dark sandy fill containing pottery and tile fragments visible in the foundation trench for a small extension.

Early 19th century tenements built on the site of an earlier 16th-17th century dwelling.

Coin antoninianus of Tetricus II, AD 270-273.

Grade II listed timber-framed house and shop, probably 19th century rather than 17th century