Mesolithic to Roman artefacts found in the River Thames at Amerden

Roman vessel found in River Thames at Cliveden - Roman pewter vase found in the River Thames at Cliveden in 1932. It is on loan to Reading Museum.

Early Roman ditch found in geophysical survey but not excavated in advance of gravel extraction in Hedgerley

Maculae and linear features approximately 650m north west of St Mary's Church, Lillingstone Lovell visible as cropmarks over a discrete deposit of glaciofluvial sands and gravels

Possible enclosure and trackways seen on aerial photographs and Roman finds discovered nearby

Possible Roman settlement indicated by finds of Roman artefacts in Ten Acre Field

Possible Roman villa suggested by pottery and hearths, but as the hearths are now thought to be Bronze Age burnt mounds, there is less evidence for a villa

Medieval or post-medieval boundary ditch found in geophysical survey and evaluation trial trenching

Cropmarks of an ovoid enclosure and possible hut circles; the latter are visible as slight depressions on the ground and Roman brick and pottery were found with them

Area of hard standing found in evaluation and may be part of a Roman farmstead