Bronze Age, Iron Age, and undated features identified trial trench evaluation.

The cropmarks of a probable Iron Age or Roman settlement visible as a large rectilinear sub-divided rectilinear enclosure with traces of further external annexe enclosures seen on aerial photographs.

Roman coin found in Chesham

Possible Roman buildings found in cutting for road under bridge in the nineteenth century

Roman coins found in ditch-digging in the nineteenth century

Remains of probable Late Iron Age and early Roman field system, recorded as earthworks and during excavation

17th century timber-framed house with 18th and 19th century alterations and extensions and with cellar supposedly used as a Roman Catholic chapel in early 18th century.

Site of possible Roman villa on the cricket ground suggested from find of Roman metalwork

Roman barn or workshop recorded in excavation of Yewden Villa

Roman enclosure complex identified by magnetometer and earth resistance survey and trial trench evalaution