Early Neolithic midden and occupation debris excavated in advance of the construction of Eton Rowing Course

Roman style burial (though with a post-Roman radiocarbon date) excavated in advance of the construction of Eton Rowing Course

Medieval fishery attached to Dorney manor and recorded in Domesday Book.

Thirteenth to sixteenth century records of watermill called West Mill, probably at Lake End

Two Iron Age to Roman baby burials were found in excavation in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Two lines of vertical timbers dated to 1520 BC, thought to be the earliest known bridge on the Thames, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Trackway defined by two gullies, added during the Roman period, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Seven Iron Age pits and an arcing gully are believed to define a hut circle, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Nine postholes, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course, aligned in a rectangle have been interpreted as an Iron Age or Roman granary

Five Bronze Age to Roman stone-lined wells were found in excavation in advance of Eton Rowing Course