Roman pottery found on the ground surface

Roman pottery found on surface

Late nineteenth century Temperance Hall, built in 1881 in an Arts and Crafts style and later used as a Catholic Church.

Possible Iron Age to Roman bank earthwork

Possible prehistoric bank earthwork

Undated pits and ditches and a Roman kiln identified by geophysical survey and verified through trial trench evalaution.

Neolithic, Bronze Age, Roman and medieval artefacts dredged from the River Thames at Medmenham

Roman metalwork found in the early twentieth century

Roman pottery found while digging clay for brick-making in Hazlemere

Roman pottery found in Hedgerley Park - A Romano British urn was found in gravel workings between Hedgerley Parj house and the main Slough Road.