Unlocated findspot of Roman metalwork probably found somewhere in Aylesbury

Roman metalwork hoed up from farmland

Neolithic kidney-shaped barrow recorded in excavation, field and geophysical survey

Prehistoric field system and medieval settlement found in excavation at Lake End Road East

Late prehistoric round barrow excavated in the nineteenth century and re-used as a beacon and Second World War gun emplacement.

Late Bronze Age-early Iron Age pits, and medieval and post-medieval ditch, pit, postholes and pottery found by evaluation trial trenching and subsequent excavation.

Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic flint implements, a stone axe, Neolithic pottery and a few small sherds of Early Iron Age ware have been found in a brickyard at Marlow between 1925 and 1936. A single human skeleton was also found in 1925 and dated by Sir Arthur Keith as of 2nd or 3rd century. Lower Palaeolithic to medieval artefacts found during brickearth extraction at Marlow brickworks

Medieval building foundations found during excavation and watching briefs at Medmenham Abbey, possibly of ancillary buildings

Fourteenth century aisled hall incorporated into a seventeenth century house called Denham Court, which has 19th century alterations. Three storey centre section with 2:3:2 windows, the centre three windows are recessed. Two storey wings on either side. There was a house on this site during the reign of Henry VIII.

Documentary references to medieval and post-medieval watermill, in use until about 1928.