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Woodbank earthwork, possible remains of a kiln or oven and medieval pottery.

'The Nunnery', visited by Basil Brown and D Lawrence revealed IA sherds.

'The Nunnery' - Neo site strewn with flints and black earth, visited by Basil Brown.

'The Nunnery' visited by Basil Brown and D Lawrence after a Roman urn with cremation had been found.

Excavation by J Reid Moir seeking Early Palaeolithic artefacts, finds were flint implements (natural `eoliths'?)

The Oaksmere Hotel is a grade II-listed building which consists of several distinct phases of construction. The oldest part of the house is a mid-late 16th century three-bay timber framed structure and the building has undergone multiple alterations ...

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

20th C auction house, associated with some 19th C outbuildings

The Old Bakehouse adjoins the southern side of Church Street in the centre of Stoke by Nayland, and is listed at grade II along with its almost identical neighbour as ‘two adjoining 18th century timber-framed and plastered houses’. The listing makes ...

Single large steep-sided feature, probably pit, with Med coarseware sherd.