Roman road recorded in evaluation trial trenches

Late Iron Age to Roman settlement recorded in excavation and geophysical survey

Late Iron Age to Roman farmstead excavated in Mount Wood - Excavations uncovered the site of a Roman building, of post-hole construction with a tiled roof, a corn drying oven and 3rd century finds including pottery, coins, brooches, rings and an infant burial. Interpreted by the excavator as an outbuilding of the Roman villa to the north (TQ 09 NW 11); however the fact there is a river valley between these two sites and the distance between them is around 400 metres suggests that this building may be a separate entity and if it was an outbuilding the main structure may be in the vicinty; this structure has been listed as the possible site of a Roman villa.

Early Roman pottery kiln found whilst digging a pit for rubbish

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

Neolithic to Bronze Age flints, Iron Age, Roman, Saxon and medieval pottery and Roman and undated metalwork found in field walking

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

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