Record Search

Scatter of unglazed pottery of C13-C14 date, a lava quern fragment, 3 bronze buckles, a small undecorated horse harness pendant and a lead object (S1).

Early timber-framed Tudor inn

Monitoring identified one prehistoric pit of probable later Bronze Age or Iron Age date and a further later, possibly post-Roman pit were discovered.

A single plain piece of Roman tesserae found in topsoil during monitoring.

36 High Street is an historically important grade II* listed Tudor town house of the mid-16th century that preserves one of the most impressive moulded ceilings in the county.

35 coins found near moat with metal detector.

Evaluation identified medieval and post medieval pits, and a single large sherd of Thetford ware was recovered from one pit.

Monitoring revealed a late medieval/early post-medieval pit or posthole, one undated posthole, and a post-medieval brick and chalk lump domed well capping structure.

Scatter: pottery etc.

Monitoring revealed soil profile intact below concrete, consisting of occupation debris from which finds were collected and a cobbled surface.