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

Medieval ditches, quarry pit, postholes and pottery found during evaluation trial trenching and subsequent excavation.

Medieval settlement ditches, pits, gully and pottery found during evaluation trial trenching

Roman coin found after flooding

Macula and ditches of uncertain date and function is visible on historic aerial photographs and was mapped as part of the North Buckinghamshire Aerial Investigation and Mapping project (EBC18304).

Iron Age hillfort at Bulstrode Camp surviving as well-preserved earthworks. Iron Age hillfort roughly oval in shape covering an area of c.9 ha with ramparts consisting of ditch with inner and outer banks. Bullstrode is the largest example of this monument type in the county. Scheduled.

Historical records of thirteenth to nineteenth century windmill

Enclosure and other features of unknown date recorded on aerial photographs

Deserted medieval to post-medieval village house platforms and trackway recorded in field survey

Field survey and surface finds of pottery suggest location of a thirteenth to fourteenth century pottery kiln