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Widespread scatter of worked flint (Also see Mes) and EIA pottery (from E end of Ling) from Wortham Ling. Details in parish file. For beaker pottery and flint see WTM 038. Also occasional Roman and Medieval sherds (see WTM 034 for green).

Circular, bronze enamelled Rom disc brooch found by J E Blake on Wranglands field 25/7/1958.

Small scatter of beaker and small plain, flint-gritted (& grogged?) sherds plus core & worked flints plus burnt flints.

1980s-1990s: Large amount of Mesolithic flint work from Wortham Ling including long blade industry ofTerminal Palaeolithic/early Mesolithic date. Also Late Mesolithic Microliths (30+).

On Basil Brown's map near this location K Blood has written black earth and records, "Black patches seen, also worked flint and Rom and Sax sherds.

Dec 2005, 3 upper palaeolithic or Early Mesolithic flakes blades, 3 burnt flints and 1 flake. Details (S1)

"Trench cut across southern end of Wranglands field near hedge, revealed metalled cambered road approximately 20 feet wide - 6/4/1955" (S1).

2005-6, worked flints, including possible laurel leaf and 5 hand-made potsherds including ENeo rim.

Wortwell Mill and associated water features. Mill shown on Bowen's 1755 map. Also present is a small 19th century granary.

Site of a former green.