Possible late prehistoric or Roman enclosure recorded on aerial photographs and in fieldwalking

Roman ditches, pits and gullies with pottery and animal bones found in trial trenching and excavation. Features shown by geophysics survey to extend south into the north-western corner of the field to the south.

Roman field system recorded in geophysical survey, evaluation and excavation in Taplow

A Roman casket burial was found at Radnage in 1923. The casket had been decorated with Iron studs and it was acompanied by a blue glass bowl and nine Samian dishes. The cremated remains had been placed in the casket. The find was presented to the British Museum.

Probable route of minor Roman road

Suggested route of a possible Roman road

Scatter of prehistoric flints and Roman pottery and tile found in field-walking survey

Earthwork enclosure of a Romano-British settlement or farmstead in Common Wood.

Roman well found in the nineteenth century on Castle Street

Roman features, including a possible droveway, field boundaries and temple site, seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs and confirmed by geophysical survey.