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A circular post medieval plantation boundary is visible as the cropmark of a widely-spaced double ring ditch on aerial photographs and depicted on historic Ordnance Survey maps. Together with a second circular plantation, SUE 027 111m to the southwes...

1898: Construction of printing works, observed by Nina Layard. Saxon to Post Medieval.

Site of the Church of St. Botolph.

Site of cottage, marked on the Tithe Map and on the 1:10000 map. Site marked on the ground by a spread of pottery C17-C18 to C20.

Site of chapel, two sides of ? rectangular field, with a possible trackway formed by a parallel field boundary on the NW-SE side.

Site of cottage marked on Tithe Map, demolished this century.

Fragmentary linear and curvilinear cropmarks of uncertain date and origin are visible on aerial photographs. Parts of at least one probable trackway are visible; some of the other cropmarks might be of recent or geological origin.

Site of our Lady of Grace Chapel, destroyed by Thos Cromwell.

A circular post medieval plantation boundary is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs and depicted on historic Ordnance Survey maps. Together with a second circular plantation, SUE 003 111m to the northeast, it formed part of a formal, compartm...

Site of cropmarks visible on aerial photographs of uncertain archaeological significance and unknown date, but comprising a possible oval mound, a ring ditch, a substantial flanking ditch and possible pits. They could represent the site of a Neolithi...