Eighteenth century garden seat remodelled as a grotto in the later eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Earthworks of deserted medieval settlement recorded in field survey

Earthworks of prehistoric field lynchets present on Church Hill. A survey by English Heritage in 2000-2001 noted that the parallel earthworks survived to a maximum height of one metre and appeared to have been landscaped to form ornamental features - probably during the eighteenth century when West Wycombe Park was created. The scarps would have been clearly visible from the possible prospect mound (SU 89 SW 8) to the north-west of the pleasure grounds. Iron Age to Roman field system and medieval to post-medieval hollow-way, ridge-and-furrow and cultivation terraces recorded in detailed field survey on West Wycombe Hill

Eighteenth and nineteenth century gardens to the south of the South Pavilion at Wotton House

18th or 19th Century milestone or milepost on Buckingham to Aylesbury Road at Adstock

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Peter's, Iver, restored in 1848.

Early Saxon metalwork found in 1848 whilst grubbing-up woodland.

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Cecilia's, Adstock, restored in the nineteenth century.

Site of a Romano British pottery kiln dating to C2nd - Early Roman pottery kiln found in excavation in Duke's Wood

Site of Iron Age settlement suggested by surface finds and by features found in subsequent excavations.