Possible route of Roman road

Italian garden constructed about 1902, subsequently dedicated as a First World War cemetery and memorial in 1918.

Roman and medieval pottery and tile found in field walking

Roman tile, tesserae, charcoal and fragments of painted plaster found in excavation

Roman pottery found in garden

Roman pottery sherd found on Park Farm

Roman metalwork found during metal-detecting surveys

Possible Iron Age or Roman camp or fort recorded in field survey and excavation. The cropmark remains of a large rectilinear enclosure known as "Norbury Camp" can be seen on aerial photographs taken in 2011. The enclosure is defined by a broad ditch with hints of a bank on the inner side of the the ditch clearly visible in the cropmark on the southern and eastern sides. The site was noted as an earthwork in the first half of the 20th century when the ditch was sectioned, but no dateable evidence found. The site has since been plough-levelled, but may have some earthwork elements surviving.

Roman ditch and pits recorded in watching brief during redevelopment

Roman tile fragments found in fieldwalking survey north of the Black Horse pub