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Saxon? sherds in upper occupation.

Hand-axes (at least 12) and flakes & faunal remains in primary context therefore of national or international importance.

Small axe with polished tip.

Possible rectangular moat or series of ponds and drains associated with house named `The Office' (perhaps a Tan Office with tanning ponds?).

Rom pottery making kiln found in ploughing.

Small pottery sherd, probably BA and flint knapping debris, found on S edge of pit near beech trees.

IA settlement site (Basil Brown records possibly LBA) on two fields either side of Beer Lane.

1998: Metal detector find of plain bronze dagger chape, triangular with rounded end and a groove on the back where the metal does not quite meet.

Ipswich ware pottery, one Rim sherd - simple upright type (S1).

Moat.