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Pair of nineteenth century cottages, now a single house

Historical records of nineteenth century brickworks, not visible in field survey

Unlocated findspot of a pottery vessel originally thought to be Neolithic but now considered to be a modern pot from Africa.

Historical records of medieval and post-medieval manors in Long Crendon parish

Palaeolithic handaxe found in gravel quarry in Long Bottom, between Seer Green and the Beaconsfield golf links, prior to 1926. The Palaeolithic handaxe was found at Long Bottom Pit, Beaconsfield, on the edge of Glacial Gravel geology.

Medieval to modern village of Long Crendon, recorded in Domesday Book.

Roman enclosure ditches, pottery and animal bone found during evaluation trial trenching and visible as cropmarks in aerial photograph

Eighteenth century timber-framed barn at Hawridge Court

General background information about Long Crendon parish.

Bronze socketed axe