Iron Age and Roman trackway, pits, and ditches identified during trial trench evaluation

A probable Roman farmstead and field boundaries identified by geophysical survey and earlier finds of pottery

Ninety-seven Roman infant burials recorded in excavation of Yewden Villa

Multiple rectangular and square enclosures forming an Iron Age to Roman rural settlement identified by geophysical survey and investigated through trial trench evaluation.

Line of Roman road confirmed by excavations for gas pipeline.

Roman pottery, tile and Late Iron Age kiln or oven plate found in field walking, and a corner of an enclosure identified during a geophyics survey indicating the location of a Roman building or possible farmstead.

Single piece of Roman tile found near site of Latimer Roman villa

Roman metalwork and a scatter of Roman pottery were found in metal-detecting survey

Roman cremation, accompanied by eight ceramic vessels, two glass vessels, a lamp and an adze hammer

Evidence for iron smelting found in evaluation of a gas pipeline south of Lawn Farm, Grendon Underwood