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Earthwork interpreted as a midden of uncertain date or part of outer defences by English Heritage Earthwork Survey in 2000

Evidence of quarrying of unknown date found by English Heritage's earthwork survey in 2000

Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age hillfort associated with round barrows, possible cursus, house platforms and trackways - On one of the highest points of the Chiltern escarpment overlooking the line of the Icknield Way. Traces of possible settlement...

Possible Neolithic cursus or mortuary enclosure suggested by geophysical survey.

Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age earthworks forming the defensive enclosure of the hillfort recorded in field survey

Timber stockade added to the earthwork ramparts in the late Iron Age recorded in geophysical survey

Bronze Age pottery and bone fragment finds made during construction activity in 1930

Round barrow of probable Neolithic or Bronze Age date revealed by English Heritage topographic survey in November 2000

House platforms of unknown date associated with 'street' below north rampart recorded in field survey

Early Iron Age pottery finds associated with 1963-5 excavations and later animal borrowing activity