Roman metalwork found in field-walking survey

Roman metalwork found in allotments

Medieval metalwork found at Road Farm

Pottery sherds along southern boundary of field indicate late medieval settlement site

Saxon metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

Roman pottery and metalwork, and medieval metalwork found in association with an area of dark soil

Scatter of late prehistoric, Roman, Saxon, medieval and post-medieval artefacts found in field-walking and metal-detecting surveys

Roman pottery found on the ground surface

Augustinian Burnham Abbey founded 1289, suppressed and partially destroyed in 1539, restored 1914 - Post-Medieval house incorporating remains of Augustinian nunnery founded 1266, dissolved 1539. Restored in 1915 as a convent for nuns. Infilled moat discovered. Flint and chalk rubble with 16th century brick restorations and additions; hand made tile roofs. Chapter House, Sacristy, and parts of Frater and Infirmary remain. East range of the cloister with 6 small 2-light casements, one larger 2-light casement and one extended window formerly loft entrance, all with leaded lights. Chapter House with 13th century moulded 2-centred arched doorway and the room itself with 3 lancets in its recently extended east end. Sacristy with 16th century windows and fireplace. Original south wall of Frater with 16th century doorway and fireplace. Infirmary with 13th century lancet windows, blocked doorway and 16th century windows. The conventual church foundations have been located by excavation.

Humans remains of two persons of Saxon or earlier date, found whilst digging in garden