Two lines of vertical timbers dated to 1520 BC, thought to be the earliest known bridge on the Thames, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Seven Iron Age pits and an arcing gully are believed to define a hut circle, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Mesolithic, Neolithic and Early Bronze Age flint scatters excavated in advance of the construction of Eton Rowing Course

Ditch of uncertain date with late prehistoric pottery, animal bone, oyster shell and burnt flint found during evaluation trial trenching

Early saxon pits and late Saxon to medieval boundary ditches, animal remains and pottery found during evaluation and excvation

Bronze Age or possibly Iron Age ditch and pottery found during watching brief.

Late medieval pottery kiln found during evaluation trial trenching.

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval manor

Medieval to post-medieval moat recorded in field survey

Finds of pottery and wasters suggest presence of a medieval pottery kiln.