Iron Age to Roman activity identified by geophysical survey and excavation

Romano-British enclosed farmstead or settlement identified during geophysical surveys and trial trench evalaution.

Romano-British enclosure complex comprising pits, ditches, and enclosures identified by geophysics survey and trial trench evaluation

Roman villa complex at Mile End first identified from aerial photographs in 1921. The villa comprises a winged building with a central porch. The rear of a building has a subdivided corridor. Field walking has located finds including roof tile and pottery. The villa, a number of ditched boundaries, which are probably the remains of enclosures, and a fragment of road are visible as cropmarks and have been mapped from aerial photographs. The boundaries form an incomplete enclosure with the elements which are 45m long. The road is defined by parallel side ditches, which measure 50m, with traces of a metalled surface between. This villa may be a southerly extension of the Roman settlement at Hambledon (SU 78 NE 5).

Late Iron Age to Roman settlement evidence found during evaluation trial trenching at All Souls Farm, Wexham.

Roman pits found in excavation for pipeline

Probable Roman tile kiln found during watching brief, geophysical survey and trial trenching

Roman building debris from Flint Hall reported in 1948, although the details are scant and have not been confirmed. Field investigation in 1974 noted a fragment of a probable tegulae tile embedded in a wall at Amazon Farm (formerly Flint Hall Farm) and Medieval tile and sherds together with small fragments of possible Roman tegulae and imbrex in ploughsoil. The amount of material, however, did not form a sufficient concentration to indicate a building site. Cropmarks visible on aerial photos indicate the site of a possible Roman villa and associated building.

Roman tile, pottery, stone and metalwork found by metal-detectorists in advance of development

Roman farmstead comprising enclsoures, ditches, pits, routeway, pottery, tile and animal bone found during evaluation trial trenching.