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Hillesden village shrinkage earthworks - Medieval or post-medieval house platforms, trackways and hollow-ways seen in aerial photographs and in field survey

Seventh to ninth century pottery found by chance at Church End

Early twentieth century International Modernist style house designed by Berthold Lubetkin and built in 1933-6

Structural beam found by chance, probably medieval or post-medieval

Medieval floor tile fragment found by chance

Seventeenth or eighteenth century timber-framed barn at Hillmotts Farm.

Undated ditched enclosure visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs

Site of former gravel pit shown on nineteenth century map at Hillfarm Road

Mainly fourteenth century pottery found whilst metal detecting

Late nineteenth and early twentieth century brick and tile-works known from historical documents and field visit. A post-medieval brickworks and brickfield is visible on historic aerial photographs and remote sensing data as earthworks and was mapped...