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A Round Barrow of probable Bronze Age date is visible as an earthwork and cropmark

A descheduled Round Barrow of Bronze Age date is visible as an earthwork and cropmark on Brightwell Heath, Brightwell parish, on aerial photographs from the late 1920s onwards.

Round Barrow (site of). Descheduled - no longer remains.

Cup or bowl with finger-nail impressions on the rim, found in a hole, 20cm in diameter and 23cm deep, in the upper part of a Bronze Age round barrow.

Sherds of Neolithic pottery found on old ground surface beneath Bronze Age round barrow.

Small sherd of possible Ebbsfleet ware found on old ground surface under a round barrow.

Probable site of churchyard of (formerly) lost medieval (with Late Saxon origins?) vill of Brihtolvestuna, which had a church at Domesday, also late Saxon buildings, road, ditches and pits.

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

Probable Ancient Woodland suggested by shape, name and use on tithe map (S1). Survives.

Group of three buildings, named as `Bringloves' and belonging to Henry Havfen, shown on William Haiward's map of Sutton, 1629 (S1).