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A 16th century two storey timber framed and plastered building with a cross wing at the north end. It was originally a hall house, but was considerably altered and added to in the 19th century.

The Warbanks.

Rom pottery sherds (over 1000) and animal bones found on a chalk floor by the Reverend Zincke in the Vicarage orchard at a depth of 3 feet.

Monitoring of the footing trenches following resistivity survey (BSE 014), of two bungalows.

Common, visible 1880s

Grade II listed building, 19th century Vicarage

Avenue, named as 'The Walk' shown on an estate map of 1738 by John Kirby and on an estate map of 1786 by Isaac Johnson.

Central portion of partly polished flint axehead found in garden, November 2006.

October 1997: Funded monitoring of building works located various features etc, from C12 to LMed.

The Warbanks.