Twelfth to fifteenth century parish church of St Leonard's, Foscott, now a house.

Seventeenth century manor house with many later alterations

Medieval and post-medieval pits and postholes found by evaluation trial trenching.

Late prehistoric, Roman, Saxon and medieval occupation revealed in excavation

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

Iron Age settlement recorded in excavation

Pleistocene mammal remains found in brickpit.

Bronze Age burials, Medieval pit and post-medieval garden features found during trial trenching and subsequent excavation.

Earthworks and buried remains of banks and ditches likely associated with the moated site and medieval village of Cheddington

Undated human remains found in ground-works in the nineteenth century. A Neolithic stone axe, and a light green, very thick, globular glass bottle, 15ins high and 28ins in circumference which was broken by the workmen when found