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Substantial quantities of Neolithic and Bronze Age worked and burnt flint found during fieldwalking at Marsh Lane East

Southernmost of two ring ditches at Marsh Lane East first noted on aerial photographs and later confirmed through area excavation and thought to be Neolithic

Eighteenth century watermill, ceased working in 1950s and now a house.

Several pits, at least two of them Bronze Age, and post-holes were found in evaluation and excavation at Marsh Lane East

Post-medieval to modern trackway recorded on aerial photographs at Marsh Lane East

Early to mid-nineteenth century tudor-style remodelling of an earlier house, formerly the parish workhouse

Two parallel furrows from medieval agriculture bisect the southernmost ring ditch at Marsh Lane East

Northern most of two ring ditches excavated at Marsh Lane East contained a cremation burial in an Early Bronze Age Collared Urn

Linear/sub-rectangular cropmarks seen on aerial photographs suggesting a field system at Marsh Lane East of unknown date

A post-medieval quarry was noted during area excavation at Marsh Lane East