Roman pottery and metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

Romano-British field boundary ditches, pottery and animal bone found during evaluation trial trenching and excavation.

Roman or Saxon mound destroyed in twentieth century road widening

Remains of a possible Roman house found in the nineteenth century near Hazlemere Turnpike

Roman tile found in incomplete excavation

Scatters of Roman pottery, tile and metalwork, and enclosure and other linear and curvilinear features visible as soil marks on aerial photographs; cropmarks of a subrectangular enclosure with a macula at the centre and a linear trackway from the west are visible on aerial photographs, to the south of this, closer to the Padbury brook, other linear features of possible trackways are also visible as cropmarks

Possible late prehistoric double-ditched enclosure recorded on aerial photographs

Possible Roman and medieval settlements suggested by the quantity of domestic debris and the presence of a few features seen in development

Roman ditch and pit recorded when silo pit dug

Possible Roman villa known from various findspots