Medieval ditches, pits, postholes and pottery found by evaluation trial trenching and subsequent excavation

Gravel islands east of Boveney covered with Neolithic and Bronze Age features excavated in advance of the construction of Eton Rowing Course

Various features such as cropmarks, ring ditches and artefact finds indicating continuous settlement/land use from prehistoric times found at the Marsh Lane East and the Lot's Hole sites in excavations in advance of the Maidenhead, Eton and Windsor Flood Alleviation Scheme

18th century watermill, ceased working in 1966 and now in use as a house.

Possible site of 'Battle of Aylesbury' a Civil War skirmish of 1642, suggested by burials found in early nineteenth century.

Medieval moat recorded in field surveys and surviving as earthworks.

Earthworks once thought to be a Civil War battery, reinterpreted as sixteenth century rabbit warren following detailed field survey.

Remains of Medieval chapel of St Peter at Quarrendon, now ruined, recorded by topographic and historic building surveys.

Hollow-ways, house platforms and enclosure earthworks of a deserted medieval settlement recorded in field survey and on aerial photographs, also known from historical sources

Medieval hollow-ways, house platforms and enclosure earthworks recorded in field surveys and on aerial photographs, some salvage recording and metal-detecting finds.