Early Roman field boundaries found during evaluation

Undated ditches found in evaluation of gas pipeline

A test pit excavated at Keepers Cottage revealed a single sherd of Romano-British pottery.

Possible enclosure, pits and field boundary ditches suggested by geophysical surveys and confirmed by evaluation.

Nineteenth century record of buildings found and interpreted as Roman baths but possibly of later date

Romano-British pits and ditches found during evaluation trenching

Probable site of an Iron Age to Roman farmstead suggested by geophysical survey, fieldwalking finds and evaluation trial trenching in advance of construction of gas pipelines

Linear ditch and a pit of uncertain date identified during excavation.

Wooden structure at Hedsor Wharf recorded in the late nineteenth century as Roman but more recent excavation and historic documents suggest a medieval date

Reports of Roman burials being made during the excavaton of the Lock Cut in 1830