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A Bronze Age Barrow has been recorded from field visits and is seen as an earthwork on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The barrow has been scheduled.

The site of partially scheduled area of cropmarks indicating a complex area of enclosures, trackways, boundary ditches and probable evidence for contemporary structures in the form of roundhouses. Some of which was previously recorded under ADT 028. ...

Bronze Age barrow - Scheduled Monument.

School (site of).

Small scatter of C15 C16 pottery, also C18-C19 pottery - the latter probably derived from School Farm Cottage (TM 2975 8476) which was standing in 1838, derelict by 1909 and demolished in about 1912 (S1).

C18-C19 pottery, probably derived from School Farm Cottage (TM 2975 8476), which was standing in 1838, derelict by 1909 and demolished in about 1912 (S1).

Evaluation identified ditches of probable post-medieval date, and a ditch or pit of late medieval to early post-medieval date, one ditch appears to define the edge of the green.

Diffuse scatter of metalwork.

Dispersed scatter of coins, with some concentration around grid reference, mid C4; also worn denarius of Vespasian.

Bronze hooked tag (dress hook) with ring and dot decoration, small, and a lozenge shaped object with punched circle and dot decoration knotted into a ? ring.