Roman granary with hypocaust thought to be villa room in 1930s excavation

Possible late prehistoric enclosure and ring-ditch cropmarks seen on aerial photographs

Various Late Iron Age, Roman and medieval finds from metal detecting

Roman to post-medieval pottery and Saxon to post-medieval quern and whetstone fragments found in field walking

Nine postholes, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course, aligned in a rectangle have been interpreted as an Iron Age or Roman granary

Undated features, Roman and medieval pottery and tile found during evaluation.

Iron Age or Roman enclosures recorded on aerial photographs

Possible Iron Age field system recorded from aerial photographs but on field survey and comparisons with historic maps suggests none are pre-Roman

Roman metalwork found in eighteenth century

Roman metalwork found in allotments