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Possible hearth area(EMED?) made of Roman tile fragments in dark soil layer beneath blown sand observed in small pipe trench & small test area.

West Stow Hall is an early 16th century formally moated manor. An area of probable medieval-post medieval banks and ditches (WSW 215) has been recorded from aerial sources in close proximity to the north and east. It is possible that the these featur...

Multi-period site,including scatter of mesolithic implements across the whole excavation area

Anglo-Saxon settlement, dating from circa AD 380 to circa AD 650.

Small BA lithic scatter, including knife, found in forestry planting rows.

Ring ditch with central inhumation and 47 cremations dated to LNeo by flint associations, though EBA date suggested by copper/copper alloy stains on 2 cremations.

Mesolithic, Neolithic and earlier Bronze Age implements from West Stow held in Luton Museum, formerly Williamson of Hitchen Collection amassed in 1930s and 1940s. Formerly recorded as WSW MISC

Surface scatter of very abraded Roman pottery found in forestry planting rows.

Multi-period site, including Roman kiln and pottery manufacturing, some excavated by Basil Brown in 1940s, also Roman artefacts found across the site.

Barbed and tanged flint arrowhead found on surface in forestry planting rows.