Roman road found in excavation

Roman and post-medieval pottery and tile found on surface of field.

Possible Roman pottery found in road cuttings in the nineteenth century

Possible Roman quern fragments found in road cutting in the nineteenth century

Roman villa and possible late Roman and Saxon cemetery site at Mantles Green Meadow

Roman or Saxon barrow possibly used as boundary marker in tenth century

Roman field boundary ditches and pottery found during evaluation trial trenching.

Roman enclosure complex identified by magnetometer survey and trial trench evaluation

Area excavation undertaken in advance of a lake extension revealed a Roman field system and farmstead

Route of possible Neolithic to Roman trackway