Late Iron Age or early Romano-British pit, ditch and gully found during evaluation trial trenching and subsequent excavation.

Possible Roman fort recorded in excavation of Yewden Villa

Late Iron Age and Roman ditches and pits identified by geophysical survey and trial trench evaluation.

Possible Roman farmstead found in excavation in Mount Wood

Roman animal remains of hare, horse, cattle, pig and sheep found in excavation at Mount Wood

Roman metalwork found in metal-detecting survey in Mount Wood

Roman Coins found in garden

Two early Roman pottery kilns, initially thought to be pot-drying ovens, found in excavation in Wapsey's Wood

Possible Late Iron Age to Roman settlement suggested at Marlow - Much Romano British pottery and quern fragments found in gravel pit in 1934.

Two medieval moated enclosures recorded in field survey, dating from the twelfth century - Medieval moated site with associated larger ditched enclosure. Roman pottery finds indicat possible earlyer use of the site. The moat is roughly square (40x43m) with the remains of a building probably a house in the south west corner.