Roman and medieval pottery found in patio construction

Possible site of a medieval deerpark, indicated by documentary and place name evidence

Roman, Saxon, medieval and post-medieval pottery and metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Roman pottery sherds found in construction of sewage works

Historical records of a possible tenth century settlement or gallows site at junction of the 'Street' with the Roman Road

Roman pottery sherds found with burial

Roman tile found on the surface of a ploughed field

Early Roman iron-smelting site recorded in field survey and excavation - A Romano British industrial settlement dating from the late 1st to the mid 3rd century was excavated at Bletchley's refuse tip, formerly a gravel pit. The remains of two timber framed buildings, two storage/refuse pits and a gully were found. Part of a 3rd century inhumation was also located.

Evidence for Roman iron-smelting recorded in excavation

Romano-British ditch and pottery found during evaluation trial trenching