Two camps or entrenched positions were known on the common before it was enclosed and after enclosure Roman artefacts came up with the first ploughing in the nineteenth century

Early Roman pottery kiln found whilst digging a pit for rubbish

Straight sided pit, filled with pebbles and Roman tile fragments found in groundworks

Roman brick, pottery and tile found at various times on the ground surface and in field walking

Roman pottery and quern fragments found during the construction of a drive.

Roman roof tiles found suggesting the site of a Roman building

Romano-British field boundary ditches found by geophysical survey and subsequent evaluation trial trenching

Pottery, originally thought to be Roman, now thought to be medieval, found in excavation of wooden structure at Hedsor Wharf

Roman roof tile found in fieldwalking survey at Mantles Green Meadow

Route of possible Prehistoric trackway, later used as a Roman road.