Unlocated findspot of Roman metalwork found in Little Kimble.

Roman or medieval tile and wall plaster found on ground surface

Scatter of late prehistoric flints, Iron Age to Roman pottery, tile and slag found in the nineteenth century and in fieldwalking surveys

Roman pottery found after ploughing

Roman pottery found after ploughing

Roman metalwork found in the nineteenth century

Possible Roman enclosure visible as soilmark on aerial photographs.

Upon Picket Common in this parish (Hughenden) in May 1795, a labourer throwing up a bank found 24 Roman copper coins in an earthern vessel about 18 inches below the surface: of the 8 I have seen, 3 are Hadrian's (AD 117-38), 4 Trajan's (AD 98-117) and 1 Aurelius (AD 161-80). Possibly a late 2nd century hoard.

Roman quernstone fragment found on King's Lane, Cobbler's Hill

Two fragments of tile of uncertain date found in allotments