Possible Roman building seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs.

Roman pottery found during fieldwalking.

Roman, Saxon, medieval and post-medieval pottery seen in metal-detecting survey

Roman figurine found on Lee Common

Roman tile found in stripping for a pipeline

Two Roman inhumation burials in lead coffins were found at Bourne End in 1949. One vessel was accompanied by a glass vessel and a small pot of mid 3rd century date. Found digging service trench

Early Roman pottery vessel found digging service trench

Iron Age to Roman enclosure excavated in advance of tree-planting - A small Iron Age to Romano British enclosure was discovered in 1968 and excavated in 1971. A child's skeleton was found in the ditch and two Belgic and one Roman cremation within the enclosure. A pit was also found containing the remains of three horses. A bronze and iron brooch, a butt beaker and an iron knife were found with the burials. Iron Age pottery was found.

Probably natural mound thought to be Roman barrow at one point

Ordnance Survey investigators found Roman iron-working slag on the surface