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Thirty plus flint flakes from area. Formerly recorded as BAR MISC.

Two urns found near Bridge Farm in 1840.

Scatter of several hundred pieces of burnt flint visible on surface (S1).

Rev G Cardew, in 1865, writes `In the adjoining land, in the occupation of Mr Posford, I have also found ancient remains (see HLM 005), and again in the glebe field opposite the church gate.

Artefact scatter of Roman, Medieval and Post Medieval pottery, Medieval and Post Medieva tile and undated burnt flints at Whepstead.

Metal detected silver coins, halfpenny of John, penny of Henry III and penny of Edward I. Formerly recorded as BRG MISC

Pit with black layer containing flint implements - later excavated by Basil Brown. See BNH 012 for records.

L Sax bronze strap end fragment, Med bronze buckle plate & Med harness fitting, found metal detecting. Formerly recorded as CLY MISC

Three posts in beach. Round, approx 25-30mm diameter. Could be from peat deposits below but come up through yellow peaty deposits and are all vertical.

"Spread of black earth and cooking stones circa 20 feet across" is used to describe KNE 007 & 014.